@instruments/taxonomy 2.7.0 → 2.8.0

package/dist/axes/axis.d.ts

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 import type { Term } from "../term.js";
-export declare const AXIS_SLUGS: readonly ["material-family", "product-category", "material", "pattern", "finish", "format", "unit-shape", "installation-layout", "construction", "requirement", "certification", "intervention", "sector", "application", "space", "element", "typology", "style", "period", "mood", "palette", "place", "daylight", "season", "time-of-day", "tier", "procurement", "strategy", "form", "density"];
+export declare const AXIS_SLUGS: readonly ["material-family", "product-category", "material", "pattern", "finish", "character", "light-transmission", "format", "unit-shape", "product-shape", "installation-layout", "construction", "requirement", "certification", "intervention", "sector", "application", "space", "element", "typology", "style", "period", "mood", "palette", "place", "daylight", "season", "time-of-day", "tier", "procurement", "strategy", "form", "density"];
 export type AxisSlug = (typeof AXIS_SLUGS)[number];
 export interface AxisGovernance {
     introducedAt: string;

package/dist/axes/external-search.d.ts

@@ -6,6 +6,10 @@ export declare const SEARCHED_ON_TAX66 = "2026-10-22";
 export declare const SEARCHED_ON_TAX66_COVERAGE = "2026-10-23";
 /** The day the TAX-66 vocabulary-gap searches ran: materials, certifications, interventions and time of day. */
 export declare const SEARCHED_ON_TAX66_GAPS = "2026-10-23";
+/** The day the MG-2620 searches ran: the finish, format, style and new-axis terms MaterialGraph asked for. */
+export declare const SEARCHED_ON_MG2620 = "2026-10-23";
+/** Getty's legacy AAT full-text search, used when the SPARQL endpoint is down. */
+export declare const GETTY_VOW_SEARCH = "https://www.getty.edu/vow/AATServlet";
 /** The Wikidata entity search API, paced at one request a second. */
 export declare const WIKIDATA_SEARCH = "https://www.wikidata.org/w/api.php?action=wbsearchentities";
 /** Getty's SPARQL endpoint, queried for AAT preferred labels and scope notes. */

package/dist/axes/mg2620-axes.d.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+import type { Axis } from "./axis.js";
+export declare const CHARACTER_AXIS: Axis;
+export declare const LIGHT_TRANSMISSION_AXIS: Axis;
+export declare const PRODUCT_SHAPE_AXIS: Axis;
+/** Character and light transmission, which sit beside Finish: how a surface reads, and what passes through it. */
+export declare const SURFACE_READING_AXES: readonly Axis[];

package/dist/axes/mg2620-finish.d.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+import type { Term } from "../term.js";
+import type { AxisFacet } from "./axis.js";
+/** Added to Finish's treatment facet. */
+export declare const MG2620_TREATMENT_TERMS: readonly Term[];
+/** Finish's metallic-tone facet: the metal a surface reads as. Unordered. */
+export declare const METALLIC_TONE_TERMS: readonly Term[];
+/** Finish's edge facet: how the edge of a unit was finished or profiled. Unordered. */
+export declare const EDGE_TERMS: readonly Term[];
+/** The two facets MG-2620 added to Finish, in the order Finish lists them. */
+export declare const MG2620_FINISH_FACETS: readonly AxisFacet[];

package/dist/axes/mg2620-format.d.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+import type { Term } from "../term.js";
+/** Added to Format, beneath `tile`. */
+export declare const MG2620_FORMAT_TERMS: readonly Term[];

package/dist/axes/mg2620-shared.d.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+import type { SearchedWithout, Term, TermProvenance } from "../term.js";
+import type { AxisGovernance } from "./axis.js";
+export declare const MG2620_DATE = "2026-10-23";
+/** Written here for MG-2620; the mappings carry the outside view where one exists. */
+export declare const MG2620_PROVENANCE: TermProvenance;
+export declare const MG2620_LIFECYCLE: AxisGovernance;
+export declare const mg2620Term: (slug: string, label: string, definition: string, extra?: Partial<Term>) => Term;
+export declare const mg2620SearchedAat: (query: string) => SearchedWithout;
+export declare const mg2620SearchedWikidata: (query: string) => SearchedWithout;

package/dist/axes/mg2620-style.d.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+import type { Term } from "../term.js";
+export declare const MG2620_STYLE_TERMS: readonly Term[];

package/dist/axes/mg2620-terms.d.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+import type { Term } from "../term.js";
+/** How much a material is described as drawing the eye. */
+export declare const CHARACTER_EXPRESSION_TERMS: readonly Term[];
+/** How precisely a material is described as made. */
+export declare const CHARACTER_MAKING_TERMS: readonly Term[];
+/** The setting a material is described as suited to. */
+export declare const CHARACTER_REGISTER_TERMS: readonly Term[];
+/** Whether a material is described as looking natural or manufactured. */
+export declare const CHARACTER_ORIGIN_LOOK_TERMS: readonly Term[];
+/** How a material is described as feeling to the touch. */
+export declare const CHARACTER_FEEL_TERMS: readonly Term[];
+/** The lines an object is drawn in. */
+export declare const PRODUCT_SHAPE_OUTLINE_TERMS: readonly Term[];
+/** Whether an object follows regular figures. */
+export declare const PRODUCT_SHAPE_REGULARITY_TERMS: readonly Term[];
+/** How an object is proportioned. */
+export declare const PRODUCT_SHAPE_PROPORTION_TERMS: readonly Term[];
+/** How light passes through, in the optical sense. */
+export declare const LIGHT_TRANSMISSION_TERMS: readonly Term[];
+/** A window covering's light-control class, as sold. */
+export declare const LIGHT_CONTROL_TERMS: readonly Term[];

package/dist/index.js

@@ -7,8 +7,11 @@ import { createHash } from "crypto";
 // src/axes/external-search.ts
 var SEARCHED_ON = "2026-10-21";
 var SEARCHED_ON_TAX66 = "2026-10-22";
-var SEARCHED_ON_TAX66_COVERAGE = "2026-10-23";
-var SEARCHED_ON_TAX66_GAPS = "2026-10-23";
+var OCTOBER_23 = "2026-10-23";
+var SEARCHED_ON_TAX66_COVERAGE = OCTOBER_23;
+var SEARCHED_ON_TAX66_GAPS = OCTOBER_23;
+var SEARCHED_ON_MG2620 = OCTOBER_23;
+var GETTY_VOW_SEARCH = "https://www.getty.edu/vow/AATServlet";
 var WIKIDATA_SEARCH = "https://www.wikidata.org/w/api.php?action=wbsearchentities";
 var GETTY_SPARQL = "https://vocab.getty.edu/sparql";
 var UNICLASS_SEARCH = "https://uniclass.thenbs.com/search";
@@ -3770,6 +3773,361 @@ var FINISH_TEXTURE_TERMS = [
   }
 ];
 
+// src/axes/mg2620-shared.ts
+var MG2620_DATE = SEARCHED_ON_MG2620;
+var MG2620_PROVENANCE = {
+  basis: "authored",
+  source: "Linear MG-2620 MaterialGraph vocabulary request"
+};
+var MG2620_LIFECYCLE = {
+  introducedAt: MG2620_DATE,
+  provenance: MG2620_PROVENANCE,
+  reviewedAt: MG2620_DATE
+};
+var mg2620Term = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
+  definition,
+  label,
+  slug,
+  ...MG2620_LIFECYCLE,
+  ...extra
+});
+var mg2620SearchedAat = (query) => ({
+  date: MG2620_DATE,
+  query,
+  scheme: "aat",
+  via: `${GETTY_VOW_SEARCH}; record pages read, because ${GETTY_SPARQL} was degraded (HTTP 499) on the day`
+});
+var mg2620SearchedWikidata = (query) => ({
+  date: MG2620_DATE,
+  query,
+  scheme: "wikidata",
+  via: `${WIKIDATA_SEARCH}&language=en&format=json; labels and descriptions read`
+});
+
+// src/axes/mg2620-finish.ts
+var related = (...targets) => targets.map((target) => ({ predicate: "related-to", target }));
+var MG2620_TREATMENT_TERMS = [
+  mg2620Term(
+    "sawn",
+    "Sawn",
+    "Left as it comes from the saw, with the faint parallel or arcing marks of the blade and no further dressing.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["sawn finish", "saw-cut", "rough sawn"],
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedAat("sawn finish | sawn"),
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata("sawn finish stone")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "riven",
+    "Riven",
+    "Split along the stone's natural bedding plane and left with the uneven, layered face the split produces; not sawn and not machine-split.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["natural cleft", "cleft"],
+      related: related(
+        "finish.treatment.split-face",
+        "finish.texture.textured"
+      ),
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedAat("riven | cleft | natural cleft"),
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata("riven stone | cleft stone")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "rock-faced",
+    "Rock-faced",
+    "Dressed with a pitching tool so the face projects as a rough, rock-like mass inside a straight arris.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["pitch-faced", "pitched face", "quarry-faced"],
+      related: related(
+        "finish.treatment.split-face",
+        "finish.texture.textured"
+      ),
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedAat("rock-faced | rockfaced | pitch-faced | pitch faced"),
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata("rock-faced stone | pitch-faced")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "acid-washed",
+    "Acid-washed",
+    "Treated with acid to soften saw marks and etch the face to a muted, faintly textured surface that keeps the stone's natural character.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["acid washed", "acid-etched"],
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedAat("acid-washed | acid etched | etching"),
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata("acid washed stone")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "wire-brushed",
+    "Wire-brushed",
+    "Brushed with wire to remove the softer grain of timber, leaving the harder grain standing in relief.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["wire brushed"],
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300438802", "brushing (general process)", "broad")
+      ],
+      related: related("finish.texture.grained", "finish.texture.textured"),
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata("wire brushed wood | wire brushing")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "hand-scraped",
+    "Hand-scraped",
+    "Worked with a curved blade so the face carries shallow, irregular scallops across its width, by hand or by a machine imitating it.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["hand scraped", "scraped"],
+      external: [mapping("aat", "300053711", "scraping", "broad")],
+      related: related(
+        "finish.treatment.distressed",
+        "finish.texture.textured"
+      ),
+      searchedWithout: [mg2620SearchedWikidata("hand-scraped flooring")]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "fumed",
+    "Fumed",
+    "Darkened by exposing tannin-rich timber, usually oak, to ammonia fumes, which colour the wood through rather than staining its face.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["ammonia fumed", "smoked"],
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedAat("fumed oak | fuming | ammonia"),
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata("fumed oak | fuming wood ammonia")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "cerused",
+    "Cerused",
+    "Open-grained timber, usually oak, with the grain opened and filled with a white or pale paste or wax so it stands out against the wood.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["limed", "pickled", "liming"],
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300053862", "pickling (woodworking)", "related")
+      ],
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata(
+          "cerused wood | cerusing | limed oak | liming wood | wood pickling"
+        )
+      ]
+    }
+  )
+];
+var METALLIC_TONE_TERMS = [
+  mg2620Term(
+    "silver",
+    "Silver",
+    "A light, neutral to cool grey-white metallic look, bright or satin, as chrome, stainless steel and aluminium read; it says nothing about the material or how the surface was made.",
+    {
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300311368", "silver (color)", "close"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q317802", "silver", "close")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "gold",
+    "Gold",
+    "A saturated, warm yellow metallic look, light to mid in value; it says nothing about the material or how the surface was made.",
+    {
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300311191", "gold (color)", "close"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q208045", "gold", "close")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "champagne",
+    "Champagne",
+    "A pale, muted gold metallic look leaning towards beige; it says nothing about the material or how the surface was made.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["champagne bronze", "champagne gold"],
+      external: [mapping("wikidata", "Q5069879", "champagne", "close")],
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedAat("champagne | champagne color | champagne colour")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "brass-tone",
+    "Brass",
+    "A yellow metallic look with a slightly brown or green cast, less saturated than gold; it says nothing about the material or how the surface was made.",
+    {
+      related: related("material.brass", "finish.treatment.brass"),
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedAat("brass | brass color | brass (color)"),
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata(
+          "brass color | brass colour | brass (colour) | yellow brass color"
+        )
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "rose-gold",
+    "Rose gold",
+    "A gold metallic look with a pink to red cast; it says nothing about the material or how the surface was made.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["pink gold"],
+      external: [mapping("wikidata", "Q100135995", "rose gold", "close")],
+      searchedWithout: [mg2620SearchedAat("rose gold | rose | pink gold")]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "copper",
+    "Copper",
+    "An orange-red to reddish-brown metallic look; it says nothing about the material or how the surface was made.",
+    {
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300311190", "copper (color)", "close"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q2722041", "copper", "close")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "bronze",
+    "Bronze",
+    "A warm brown metallic look, mid to dark, reaching near black-brown in oil-rubbed bronze; it says nothing about the material or how the surface was made.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["oil-rubbed bronze", "antique bronze"],
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300311355", "bronze (color)", "close"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q2778382", "bronze", "close")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "gunmetal",
+    "Gunmetal",
+    "A dark grey metallic look with a cool cast, darker than pewter and lighter than black; it says nothing about the material or how the surface was made.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["graphite", "dark zinc", "antique iron"],
+      external: [mapping("wikidata", "Q130307360", "gunmetal", "close")],
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedAat("gunmetal | gun metal | steel gray | pewter")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "black",
+    "Black",
+    "A near-black metallic look, satin to bright; it says nothing about the material or how the surface was made. A flat black coating with no metal look is not this tone.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["black chrome", "black nickel"],
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedAat("matte black | black (color) | matte"),
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata("matte black")
+      ]
+    }
+  )
+];
+var EDGE_TERMS = [
+  mg2620Term(
+    "rectified",
+    "Rectified",
+    "Ground on every edge after firing or cutting so each unit is dimensionally exact and the units can be laid with a narrow joint.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["rectified edge"],
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedAat("rectified"),
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata("rectified tile | rectified porcelain")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "pressed",
+    "Pressed",
+    "Left with the edge it had as it came from the press or kiln, slightly softened and less exact than a rectified edge.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["pressed edge", "cushion edge", "non-rectified"],
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedAat("pressed edge | cushion edge | cushion"),
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata("pressed edge tile | cushion edge")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "square",
+    "Square",
+    "A sharp edge meeting the face at a right angle, so neighbouring units form a flush, continuous surface.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["square edge"],
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedAat("square edge"),
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata("square edge")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "eased",
+    "Eased",
+    "A square edge with its arris lightly rounded or sanded off, so the joint shows as a faint line.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["eased edge", "softened edge", "softened"],
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedAat("eased edge | arris"),
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata("eased edge | arris")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "bevelled",
+    "Bevelled",
+    "An edge cut back at an angle so neighbouring units meet in a visible V-groove.",
+    {
+      altLabels: [
+        "beveled",
+        "bevel",
+        "chamfered",
+        "chamfer",
+        "4-sided bevel",
+        "four-sided bevel"
+      ],
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300053102", "beveling", "related"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q1903785", "bevel", "close"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q1397389", "chamfer", "close")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "micro-bevelled",
+    "Micro-bevelled",
+    "A bevel so small that the joint reads as a fine line rather than a groove.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["micro-beveled", "micro bevel", "microbevel"],
+      broaderSlug: "bevelled",
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300053102", "beveling", "related"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q1903785", "bevel", "broad")
+      ]
+    }
+  )
+];
+var MG2620_FINISH_FACETS = [
+  {
+    governance: MG2620_LIFECYCLE,
+    holds: "several",
+    label: "Metallic tone",
+    slug: "metallic-tone",
+    terms: METALLIC_TONE_TERMS
+  },
+  {
+    governance: MG2620_LIFECYCLE,
+    holds: "several",
+    label: "Edge",
+    slug: "edge",
+    terms: EDGE_TERMS
+  }
+];
+
 // src/axes/finish.ts
 var TEXTURED_TARGET = "finish.texture.textured";
 var TUMBLE_FINISHING = "tumble finishing";
@@ -4102,9 +4460,12 @@ var FINISH_TREATMENT_TERMS = [
       "Antiqued",
       "Deliberately finished to give a new surface the look of age, by wear, color change or patination; the term names the result, not one process.",
       {
+        altLabels: ["aged"],
         note: "Widened 2026-10-02: the definition no longer lists the processes, and covers any means of giving the look of age."
       }
     ),
+    // MG-2620, 2026-10-23: AAT's antiquing is the process this result names, read on its record page.
+    external: [mapping("aat", "300053800", "antiquing", "close")],
     searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("antiquing")]
   },
   {
@@ -4143,7 +4504,8 @@ var FINISH_TREATMENT_TERMS = [
         mapping("wikidata", "Q445063", POWDER_COATING, "close")
       ]
     }
-  )
+  ),
+  ...MG2620_TREATMENT_TERMS
 ];
 var FINISH_SHEEN_TERMS = [
   {
@@ -4272,6 +4634,157 @@ var SEARCH_CORPUS_SNAPSHOT = "2026-07-31";
 var SEARCH_CORPUS = "a search benchmark in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)";
 var searchCorpusEvidence = (phrases) => `${SEARCH_CORPUS} (244-query external search corpus; phrase and admission evidence: ${phrases}; canonical boundary authored by Taxonomy)`;
 
+// src/axes/mg2620-format.ts
+var related2 = (...targets) => targets.map((target) => ({ predicate: "related-to", target }));
+var MG2620_FORMAT_TERMS = [
+  mg2620Term(
+    "trim-tile",
+    "Trim tile",
+    "A shaped tile supplied to finish an installation rather than to fill it, at an edge, a corner, a base or a band, as against the field tile laid across the surface.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["trim piece", "trim unit", "tile trim"],
+      broaderSlug: "tile",
+      external: [
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q138307700", "edge protection profile", "related")
+      ],
+      searchedWithout: [mg2620SearchedAat("trim tile | tile trim | trim")]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "bullnose",
+    "Bullnose",
+    "A trim tile with one edge, or two adjacent edges, rounded and finished to close an exposed end of a tiled surface.",
+    {
+      altLabels: [
+        "round edge",
+        "bullnose tile",
+        "double bullnose",
+        "surface bullnose"
+      ],
+      broaderSlug: "trim-tile",
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300010470", "bullnose brick", "related"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q4996969", "Bullnose", "close")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "cove",
+    "Cove",
+    "A trim tile with a concave curve along one edge, used where floor meets wall or to turn an inside corner without a sharp joint.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["cove tile", "coving tile"],
+      broaderSlug: "trim-tile",
+      external: [mapping("aat", "300003513", "cavetto moldings", "related")],
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata("cove tile | cove molding | coving")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "cove-base",
+    "Cove base",
+    "A trim tile laid as the single course above a floor, curved concave where it meets the floor and finished along its top, so the junction can be cleaned.",
+    {
+      altLabels: [
+        "sanitary cove",
+        "sanitary base",
+        "tile base",
+        "cove skirting"
+      ],
+      broaderSlug: "trim-tile",
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300002681", "baseboards", "broad"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q1630557", "baseboard", "broad")
+      ],
+      related: related2("element.skirting")
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "quarter-round",
+    "Quarter round",
+    "A narrow trim tile whose section is a quarter of a circle, used to finish an internal angle or an edge.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["quadrant", "quarter-round trim"],
+      broaderSlug: "trim-tile",
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300003546", "quarter rounds", "close"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q7269270", "quarter round", "close")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "liner",
+    "Liner",
+    "A narrow decorative strip tile laid as a band or border within or around a field.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["listello", "listel", "border tile", "liner tile"],
+      broaderSlug: "trim-tile",
+      external: [mapping("aat", "300003526", "fillets (moldings)", "related")],
+      searchedWithout: [mg2620SearchedWikidata("listello | tile liner")]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "pencil-liner",
+    "Pencil liner",
+    "A very slender, rounded liner about a pencil's width, laid as a fine line between areas of tile.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["pencil tile", "pencil trim"],
+      broaderSlug: "liner",
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedAat("pencil"),
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata("pencil liner tile")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "jolly",
+    "Jolly",
+    "A narrow, straight ceramic trim tile with a square face and an angled back, finishing a raw tile edge or an outside corner without rounding it.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["jolly trim tile", "jolly edge"],
+      broaderSlug: "trim-tile",
+      external: [
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q138307700", "edge protection profile", "broad")
+      ],
+      note: "The metal edge profile sold under the same name is a different product, not a tile, and is not this term.",
+      searchedWithout: [mg2620SearchedAat("jolly")]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "gauged-porcelain-tile",
+    "Gauged porcelain tile",
+    "A porcelain tile made to a specified thin gauge, from about 3.5 to 6.5 mm as ANSI A137.3 sets it out; the claim is the thickness, not the size.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["gauged tile", "gauged porcelain", "thin porcelain tile"],
+      broaderSlug: "tile",
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300010678", "ceramic tile", "broad"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q55654686", "ceramic tile", "broad")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "gauged-porcelain-panel",
+    "Gauged porcelain panel",
+    "A gauged porcelain tile of one square metre or more in face area, supplied as a panel or slab.",
+    {
+      altLabels: [
+        "gauged porcelain slab",
+        "porcelain panel",
+        "porcelain slab",
+        "thin porcelain panel"
+      ],
+      broaderSlug: "gauged-porcelain-tile",
+      related: related2("format.slab"),
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedAat("porcelain | slab"),
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata("porcelain slab | porcelain stoneware")
+      ]
+    }
+  )
+];
+
 // src/axes/format.ts
 var SOURCE2 = "format vocabulary in a furnishings retailer (src-03)";
 var SNAPSHOT2 = "2026-08-25";
@@ -4552,7 +5065,8 @@ var FORMAT_TERMS = [
     ),
     broaderSlug: "plank",
     searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("wide plank flooring")]
-  }
+  },
+  ...MG2620_FORMAT_TERMS
 ];
 
 // src/axes/certification.ts
@@ -11468,6 +11982,423 @@ var MATERIAL_TERMS = [
   ...MATERIAL_ENGINEERED_WOOD_TERMS
 ];
 
+// src/axes/mg2620-terms.ts
+var related3 = (...targets) => targets.map((target) => ({ predicate: "related-to", target }));
+var CHARACTER_EXPRESSION_TERMS = [
+  mg2620Term(
+    "quiet",
+    "Quiet",
+    "Described as reading with almost no incident: an even surface, little contrast and no visible pattern.",
+    {
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedAat("quiet"),
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata("quiet design")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "restrained",
+    "Restrained",
+    "Described as carrying texture or pattern that is held back: visible up close, muted at a distance.",
+    {
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedAat("restrained | restraint"),
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata("restrained design")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "expressive",
+    "Expressive",
+    "Described as carrying pattern, figure or texture that is meant to be noticed.",
+    {
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedAat("expressive"),
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata("expressive")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "bold",
+    "Bold",
+    "Described as dominating at first glance through strong contrast, saturated colour or large-scale pattern.",
+    {
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedAat("bold"),
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata("bold design")
+      ]
+    }
+  )
+];
+var CHARACTER_MAKING_TERMS = [
+  mg2620Term(
+    "refined",
+    "Refined",
+    "Described as precisely made: crisp edges, an even face and no marks of hand or tool.",
+    {
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedAat("refined | refinement"),
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata("refined")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "crafted",
+    "Crafted",
+    "Described as showing the hand that made it: tool marks, hand-applied texture or slight irregularity within a controlled piece.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["handcrafted", "hand-crafted"],
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300191818", "handmade", "related"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q877729", "handicraft", "related")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "rustic",
+    "Rustic",
+    "Described as roughly made or roughly finished: irregular faces, softened or broken edges and strong variation from piece to piece. The material's reading, not the style.",
+    {
+      external: [mapping("aat", "300310541", "rustic (style)", "related")],
+      related: related3("style.rustic"),
+      searchedWithout: [mg2620SearchedWikidata("rustic")]
+    }
+  )
+];
+var CHARACTER_REGISTER_TERMS = [
+  mg2620Term(
+    "formal",
+    "Formal",
+    "Described as suited to formal settings: composed, symmetrical, polished or ornamented.",
+    {
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedAat("formal"),
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata("formal style interior")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "casual",
+    "Casual",
+    "Described as suited to relaxed settings: soft-edged, matte, irregular or informal in arrangement.",
+    {
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedAat("casual"),
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata("casual style")
+      ]
+    }
+  )
+];
+var CHARACTER_ORIGIN_LOOK_TERMS = [
+  mg2620Term(
+    "natural",
+    "Natural",
+    "Described as looking natural: the non-repeating grain, veining or fibre of an organic or geological source. A claim about the look, never about composition; a printed laminate can look natural.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["natural-looking"],
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300219527", "natural", "related"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q2451477", "natural material", "related")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "synthetic",
+    "Synthetic",
+    "Described as looking manufactured: an exact repeat, an even colour no natural source gives, or a flawless sheen. A claim about the look, never about composition.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["synthetic-looking", "man-made look"],
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300218678", "synthetic", "related"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q3300022", "synthetic material", "related")
+      ]
+    }
+  )
+];
+var CHARACTER_FEEL_TERMS = [
+  mg2620Term(
+    "soft",
+    "Soft",
+    "Described as soft to the touch: yielding, with pile, nap or give.",
+    {
+      external: [mapping("wikidata", "Q12894628", "softness", "related")],
+      searchedWithout: [mg2620SearchedAat("soft | softness | tactile")]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "hard",
+    "Hard",
+    "Described as hard to the touch: rigid and unyielding under the hand.",
+    {
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300072602", "hardness", "related"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q3236003", "hardness", "related")
+      ]
+    }
+  )
+];
+var PRODUCT_SHAPE_OUTLINE_TERMS = [
+  mg2620Term(
+    "rectilinear",
+    "Rectilinear",
+    "Drawn in straight lines that meet mostly at right angles.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["straight-lined"],
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedAat("rectilinear | rectangular | straight"),
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata("rectilinear")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "curved",
+    "Curved",
+    "Drawn mainly in smooth curves, with no sharp angles.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["curvilinear", "rounded"],
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300154222", "curvilinear (shape)", "close"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q107426401", "curvilinear", "close")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "faceted",
+    "Faceted",
+    "Made of flat planes meeting at angles other than a right angle, as a cut stone is.",
+    {
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300236211", "faceting", "related"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q99578669", "facet cutting", "related")
+      ]
+    }
+  )
+];
+var PRODUCT_SHAPE_REGULARITY_TERMS = [
+  mg2620Term(
+    "geometric",
+    "Geometric",
+    "Built from regular, recognisable figures: circle, square, triangle, polygon, sphere or cube.",
+    {
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300263819", "geometric shape", "close"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q815741", "geometric shape", "broad")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "organic",
+    "Organic",
+    "Irregular, asymmetric and free, following no regular figure, as a pebble or a growing thing does.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["biomorphic", "freeform"],
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300069065", "biomorphic abstraction", "related"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q864599", "Biomorphism", "related")
+      ]
+    }
+  )
+];
+var PRODUCT_SHAPE_PROPORTION_TERMS = [
+  mg2620Term(
+    "linear",
+    "Linear",
+    "Much longer in one direction than in the others, so it reads as a line.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["elongated"],
+      external: [mapping("aat", "300234452", "linear forms", "related")],
+      searchedWithout: [mg2620SearchedWikidata("linear shape")]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "slender",
+    "Slender",
+    "Thin in section for its height or length, so it reads as light and fine.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["slim", "slim profile"],
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedAat("slender | slim | attenuated"),
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata("slender | slank")
+      ]
+    }
+  )
+];
+var LIGHT_TRANSMISSION_TERMS = [
+  mg2620Term(
+    "transparent",
+    "Transparent",
+    "Lets light through with little scattering, so objects behind it are seen clearly.",
+    {
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300056220", "transparency (optical property)", "close"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q487623", "transparency", "close")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "translucent",
+    "Translucent",
+    "Lets light through but scatters it, so objects behind it are seen indistinctly or only as shapes.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["semi-transparent", "frosted", "diffusing"],
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300056219", "translucency", "close"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q1259897", "translucency", "close")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term("opaque", "Opaque", "Lets no apparent light through.", {
+    external: [
+      mapping("aat", "300056216", "opacity", "close"),
+      mapping("wikidata", "Q691914", "opacity", "close")
+    ]
+  })
+];
+var LIGHT_CONTROL_TERMS = [
+  mg2620Term(
+    "sheer",
+    "Sheer",
+    "A window covering light enough to see shapes through, giving daytime privacy only.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["sheers", "voile"],
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300203990", "sheer curtains", "close"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q7492502", "sheer fabric", "close")
+      ],
+      related: related3("light-transmission.transmission.translucent")
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "room-darkening",
+    "Room-darkening",
+    "A window covering that blocks most of the light through the fabric, leaving the room dim with some light at the edges.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["room darkening", "dim-out"],
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedAat("room-darkening | darkening"),
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata("room darkening")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "blackout",
+    "Blackout",
+    "A window covering made, by its weave, lining or coating, to stop light passing through the fabric itself.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["black-out", "blackout lining"],
+      external: [mapping("wikidata", "Q4923213", "blackout", "close")],
+      related: related3("light-transmission.transmission.opaque"),
+      searchedWithout: [mg2620SearchedAat("blackout | curtain")]
+    }
+  )
+];
+
+// src/axes/mg2620-axes.ts
+var CHARACTER_AXIS = {
+  boundary: "Character is how a material or product is described as reading, as a listing or a search states it: its expression, its making, its register, whether it looks natural or manufactured, and whether it is soft or hard to the touch. Every value is a stated claim and never a judgement taken from a photograph. It is not Mood, which is how a room reads: a material can be expressive in a calm room. It is not Style, not Finish, which is how the surface was produced, and not Material: a natural look says nothing about composition.",
+  facets: [
+    {
+      governance: MG2620_LIFECYCLE,
+      holds: "one",
+      label: "Expression",
+      slug: "expression",
+      terms: CHARACTER_EXPRESSION_TERMS
+    },
+    {
+      governance: MG2620_LIFECYCLE,
+      holds: "one",
+      label: "Making",
+      slug: "making",
+      terms: CHARACTER_MAKING_TERMS
+    },
+    {
+      governance: MG2620_LIFECYCLE,
+      holds: "one",
+      label: "Register",
+      slug: "register",
+      terms: CHARACTER_REGISTER_TERMS
+    },
+    {
+      governance: MG2620_LIFECYCLE,
+      holds: "one",
+      label: "Origin look",
+      slug: "origin-look",
+      terms: CHARACTER_ORIGIN_LOOK_TERMS
+    },
+    {
+      governance: MG2620_LIFECYCLE,
+      holds: "one",
+      label: "Feel",
+      slug: "feel",
+      terms: CHARACTER_FEEL_TERMS
+    }
+  ],
+  governance: MG2620_LIFECYCLE,
+  label: "Character",
+  question: "How is it described as reading?",
+  slug: "character",
+  status: "authored"
+};
+var LIGHT_TRANSMISSION_AXIS = {
+  boundary: "Light transmission is how light passes through a material or product: whether objects can be seen through it, and for window coverings the light-control class they are sold under. It is not Daylight, which is the light a room receives; not Finish sheen, which is how much a surface reflects; and not Material. The light-control classes are supplier usage, set from catalogue data and never from a photograph, and an openness percentage is a measured value, not a term.",
+  facets: [
+    {
+      governance: MG2620_LIFECYCLE,
+      holds: "one",
+      label: "Transmission",
+      slug: "transmission",
+      terms: LIGHT_TRANSMISSION_TERMS
+    },
+    {
+      governance: MG2620_LIFECYCLE,
+      holds: "several",
+      label: "Light control",
+      slug: "light-control",
+      terms: LIGHT_CONTROL_TERMS
+    }
+  ],
+  governance: MG2620_LIFECYCLE,
+  label: "Light transmission",
+  question: "How does light pass through it?",
+  slug: "light-transmission",
+  status: "authored"
+};
+var PRODUCT_SHAPE_AXIS = {
+  boundary: "Product shape is the overall shape of a three-dimensional object: the lines it is drawn in, whether it follows regular figures, and how it is proportioned. It is not Unit shape, which names the flat outline of one tile, paver or panel laid among others; not Form, which asks what move a building makes; not Pattern, which is what a surface carries; and not Finish texture, where fluting and ribbing are relief.",
+  facets: [
+    {
+      governance: MG2620_LIFECYCLE,
+      holds: "several",
+      label: "Outline",
+      slug: "outline",
+      terms: PRODUCT_SHAPE_OUTLINE_TERMS
+    },
+    {
+      governance: MG2620_LIFECYCLE,
+      holds: "one",
+      label: "Regularity",
+      slug: "regularity",
+      terms: PRODUCT_SHAPE_REGULARITY_TERMS
+    },
+    {
+      governance: MG2620_LIFECYCLE,
+      holds: "several",
+      label: "Proportion",
+      slug: "proportion",
+      terms: PRODUCT_SHAPE_PROPORTION_TERMS
+    }
+  ],
+  governance: MG2620_LIFECYCLE,
+  label: "Product shape",
+  question: "What shape is the object?",
+  slug: "product-shape",
+  status: "authored"
+};
+var SURFACE_READING_AXES = [
+  CHARACTER_AXIS,
+  LIGHT_TRANSMISSION_AXIS
+];
+
 // src/axes/mood.ts
 var SNAPSHOT4 = "2026-08-21";
 var MS_MOOD = "ms_mood, a mood dictionary in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)";
@@ -18239,6 +19170,43 @@ var relatedTo15 = (target) => ({
   target
 });
 
+// src/axes/mg2620-style.ts
+var MARKET_IDIOM = "market-idiom";
+var MG2620_STYLE_TERMS = [
+  mg2620Term(
+    "coastal",
+    "Coastal",
+    "A market idiom drawn from houses by the sea: white and sand-coloured walls, pale or whitewashed timber, natural fibres such as rattan, jute and sea grass, slipcovered linen seating, and the sea's blues as accents.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["coastal style", "beach house style"],
+      related: [evokes("place.landscape.coastal")],
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedAat("coastal | seaside | beach"),
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata(
+          "coastal style | coastal interior design | beach house style | coastal grandmother"
+        )
+      ],
+      styleKind: MARKET_IDIOM
+    }
+  ),
+  mg2620Term(
+    "modern-farmhouse",
+    "Modern farmhouse",
+    "A market idiom that takes the farmhouse as its reference and reduces it to a repeatable set: white or neutral walls, shiplap or board-and-batten panelling, white Shaker cabinetry, an apron sink, black metal fittings, wide plank floors and exposed beams, with old pieces mixed in.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["modern farmhouse style"],
+      external: [mapping("aat", "300310545", "country (style)", "related")],
+      related: [evokes("typology.farmhouse"), relatedTo15("style.rustic")],
+      searchedWithout: [
+        mg2620SearchedWikidata(
+          "modern farmhouse | modern farmhouse architecture"
+        )
+      ],
+      styleKind: MARKET_IDIOM
+    }
+  )
+];
+
 // src/axes/style-architectural.ts
 var LATE_CENTURY = "period.late-century";
 var STYLE_ARCHITECTURAL_TERMS = [
@@ -18394,7 +19362,7 @@ var STYLE_ARCHITECTURAL_TERMS = [
 
 // src/axes/style.ts
 var ESTATE3 = "all five estate repos";
-var MARKET_IDIOM = "market-idiom";
+var MARKET_IDIOM2 = "market-idiom";
 var TRADITION = "tradition";
 var SCHEME_SNAPSHOT2 = "2026-08-18";
 var SCHEME_CORPUS2 = "room schemes in a furnishings retailer (src-03)";
@@ -18509,7 +19477,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
       }
     ],
     slug: "contemporary",
-    styleKind: MARKET_IDIOM,
+    styleKind: MARKET_IDIOM2,
     usage: {
       band: "dominant",
       corpus: SCHEME_CORPUS2,
@@ -18628,7 +19596,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     related: [{ predicate: "evokes", target: "typology.warehouse" }],
     seenAs: ["Industrial & Raw", "industrial_refined"],
     slug: "industrial",
-    styleKind: MARKET_IDIOM
+    styleKind: MARKET_IDIOM2
   },
   {
     definition: "Mass concrete left as struck, monumental massing, the construction method visible as the finish.",
@@ -18677,7 +19645,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     ],
     seenAs: ["Modern Maximalism"],
     slug: "maximalism",
-    styleKind: MARKET_IDIOM
+    styleKind: MARKET_IDIOM2
   },
   {
     definition: "Periods and idioms mixed by intent, with the mixing itself as the method. Distinct from maximalism, which is about quantity rather than provenance.",
@@ -18698,7 +19666,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     },
     related: [relatedTo15("style.maximalism")],
     slug: "eclectic",
-    styleKind: MARKET_IDIOM,
+    styleKind: MARKET_IDIOM2,
     usage: {
       band: "common",
       corpus: SCHEME_CORPUS2,
@@ -18729,7 +19697,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
       }
     ],
     slug: "transitional",
-    styleKind: MARKET_IDIOM,
+    styleKind: MARKET_IDIOM2,
     usage: {
       band: "common",
       corpus: SCHEME_CORPUS2,
@@ -18868,7 +19836,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
       }
     ],
     slug: "japandi",
-    styleKind: MARKET_IDIOM
+    styleKind: MARKET_IDIOM2
   },
   {
     altLabels: ["boho"],
@@ -18877,8 +19845,9 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     label: "Bohemian",
     provenance: { basis: "authored", source: "@instruments/taxonomy ADR 0001" },
     slug: "bohemian",
-    styleKind: MARKET_IDIOM
+    styleKind: MARKET_IDIOM2
   },
+  ...MG2620_STYLE_TERMS,
   ...STYLE_ARCHITECTURAL_TERMS
 ];
 
@@ -20781,6 +21750,9 @@ var STYLE_ANCHORS = {
   brutalism: [
     "Brutalist interior with board-marked in-situ concrete left as struck, heavy monolithic massing, deep window reveals, exposed services, raw unfinished surfaces treated as the finish"
   ],
+  coastal: [
+    "Coastal interior in white and sand with sea-blue accents, whitewashed timber boards, rattan and sea-grass furniture, jute rugs, slipcovered linen sofas, sheer curtains lifting in an open window, and the light of a house by the water"
+  ],
   constructivism: [
     "Constructivist interior with dynamic diagonal composition, exposed structural drama, primary color on structural members, industrial glazing, early Soviet avant-garde geometry"
   ],
@@ -20818,6 +21790,9 @@ var STYLE_ANCHORS = {
     "Minimalist interior defined by what has been taken out: unbroken wall planes, no skirting or trim, concealed frames and fixings, storage vanished into flush joinery, empty surface treated as a material rather than as space left over",
     "Minimal room holding very few objects at deliberate distances, one seat and one low table and nothing else, a wide undecorated floor, a single work on a long blank wall, light and shadow doing what pattern does elsewhere"
   ],
+  "modern-farmhouse": [
+    "Modern farmhouse kitchen with white shiplap walls, white Shaker cabinets, a deep apron-front sink, matte black metal pendants and hardware, open shelving, wide pale plank floors and a reclaimed beam overhead"
+  ],
   modernism: [
     "Modernist interior with the plan running free beneath its frame, columns standing clear of the walls they no longer carry, a window banding horizontally across a facade holding no load, volumes cantilevered out over open ground, ornament argued out of the building rather than simply left off"
   ],
@@ -20962,7 +21937,7 @@ var AXES = [
     status: "authored"
   },
   {
-    boundary: "Finish is the deliberately produced state of the exposed surface. It is not material, pattern or construction: polished stone and matte stone share material while differing here. Three facets, because a flat list put treatment beside sheen and could not say honed matte.",
+    boundary: "Finish is the deliberately produced state of the exposed surface. It is not material, pattern or construction: polished stone and matte stone share material while differing here. Separate facets, because a flat list put treatment beside sheen and could not say honed matte. Metallic tone is the metal a surface reads as, and never says what it is made of or names a colour family, which ColorScope owns. Edge is how a unit's edge was finished or profiled.",
     facets: [
       {
         holds: "several",
@@ -20981,13 +21956,15 @@ var AXES = [
         label: "Texture",
         slug: "texture",
         terms: FINISH_TEXTURE_TERMS
-      }
+      },
+      ...MG2620_FINISH_FACETS
     ],
     label: "Finish",
     question: "How is the exposed surface finished?",
     slug: "finish",
     status: "authored"
   },
+  ...SURFACE_READING_AXES,
   {
     boundary: "Format is the physical unit or delivery form supplied. It does not say what the product is made of, the visible outline of one unit, or how units are arranged after installation. A mounted mosaic remains a format even when its discrete units also support a layout assertion.",
     facets: single("format", "Format", FORMAT_TERMS),
@@ -21011,6 +21988,7 @@ var AXES = [
     slug: "unit-shape",
     status: "authored"
   },
+  PRODUCT_SHAPE_AXIS,
   {
     boundary: "Installation layout is the persistent spatial relationship among discrete physical units or real joints in the finished surface. Printed or faux joints, woven motifs, terrazzo aggregate, monolithic surfaces and diagonal scene orientation do not establish it. Pattern may use the same trade word but asserts a visible motif, not physical arrangement.",
     facets: single(
@@ -21203,7 +22181,7 @@ var AXES = [
   {
     boundary: "A formal move is a building-scale geometric decision: a cantilever, a courtyard, a sawtooth roof. It is not the visible outline of a supplied unit, a product profile, an idiom or a mood.",
     facets: [],
-    gap: "Identified by the crosswalk-residue test (TAX-14) from an architecture-projects platform's Sculptural value. That platform's own FORMAL_MOVE_EXAMPLES is the obvious starting point. Not yet authored. A materials-retrieval system's ms_shape was considered as a seed on 2026-08-27 and REJECTED: its twelve terms (linear, fluted, channelled, blocky, slender, faceted, gridded, organic) describe a product's own profile, while this axis asks what geometric move a building makes. Seeding it here would put two questions on one axis, which is the defect every boundary in ADR 0001 exists to prevent. Part of ms_shape is also texture-adjacent - fluted and channelled are relief, and finish.texture already carries ribbed - so it needs decomposing before it seeds anything, not adopting whole.",
+    gap: "Identified by the crosswalk-residue test (TAX-14) from an architecture-projects platform's Sculptural value. That platform's own FORMAL_MOVE_EXAMPLES is the obvious starting point. Not yet authored. A materials-retrieval system's ms_shape was considered as a seed on 2026-08-27 and REJECTED: its twelve terms (linear, fluted, channelled, blocky, slender, faceted, gridded, organic) describe a product's own profile, while this axis asks what geometric move a building makes. Seeding it here would put two questions on one axis, which is the defect every boundary in ADR 0001 exists to prevent. Part of ms_shape is also texture-adjacent - fluted and channelled are relief, and finish.texture already carries ribbed - so it needs decomposing before it seeds anything, not adopting whole. Since MG-2620 those words live in Product shape.",
     label: "Form",
     question: "What geometric move does it make?",
     slug: "form",
@@ -21245,7 +22223,7 @@ var resolveReference = (reference) => INDEX.byKey.get(canonicalKey(reference));
 // src/v1.ts
 var TAXONOMY_BASE_URI = "https://taxonomy.materialinstruments.com";
 var TAXONOMY_SNAPSHOT = "2026-10-02";
-var TAXONOMY_VERSION = "2.7.0";
+var TAXONOMY_VERSION = "2.8.0";
 var PUBLISHED_V1_BASELINE = "2026-08-30";
 var TAX45_REVIEW_SNAPSHOT = "2026-08-31";
 var LIMESTONE_INTRODUCED = "2026-09-01";
@@ -21467,7 +22445,7 @@ var addSemanticEdges = (assembly) => {
     if (from === void 0) {
       continue;
     }
-    const { broaderSlug, related } = location.term;
+    const { broaderSlug, related: related4 } = location.term;
     if (broaderSlug !== void 0) {
       const to = assembly.conceptByAxisAndTerm.get(
         `${location.axisSlug}.${broaderSlug}`
@@ -21479,7 +22457,7 @@ var addSemanticEdges = (assembly) => {
         );
       }
     }
-    for (const relation of related ?? []) {
+    for (const relation of related4 ?? []) {
       const resolved = resolveReference(relation.target);
       const to = resolved === void 0 ? void 0 : assembly.conceptByQualifiedSlug.get(resolved.qualifiedReference);
       if (to === void 0) {

package/dist/v1.d.ts

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ import type { ElementPlacement, ExternalMapping, ExternalScheme, PeriodSpan, Rel
 export type { FacetHolds } from "./axes/index.js";
 export declare const TAXONOMY_BASE_URI: "https://taxonomy.materialinstruments.com";
 export declare const TAXONOMY_SNAPSHOT: "2026-10-02";
-export declare const TAXONOMY_VERSION: "2.7.0";
+export declare const TAXONOMY_VERSION: "2.8.0";
 export declare const COLORSCOPE_BASE_URI: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com";
 export type CanonicalConceptUri = `${typeof TAXONOMY_BASE_URI}/id/${string}`;
 /** ColorScope's permanent URI for a concept it owns. */
@@ -160,5 +160,5 @@ export declare const TAXONOMY_CORPUS_METADATA: {
     readonly phraseEntryCount: number;
     readonly revision: string;
     readonly snapshot: "2026-10-02";
-    readonly version: "2.7.0";
+    readonly version: "2.8.0";
 };

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@instruments/taxonomy",
-  "version": "2.7.0",
+  "version": "2.8.0",
   "description": "Canonical data-only interiors and architecture knowledge graph and lexical corpus.",
   "license": "SEE LICENSE IN LICENSE",
   "repository": {