AXISTASE: Research Identity & Foundational Architecture

AXISTASE is a configurational research architecture for studying position, relation, transition, correction, load, support, access, timing, return, and the loss or recovery of system space. It is organised as twelve fixed functional positions around a shared Core, six counterpolar diameters, and a projective grammar for structured questions about movement through a defined system.This public research release establishes the current citable research identity of AXISTASE, distinguishes fixed model conventions from empirical and developmental claims, defines scientific non-claims, and records the current research stack and provenance boundary.AXISTASE is not presented here as a diagnostic instrument, validated psychological assessment, biological law, clinical decision system, or universal predictor. Measurement reliability, construct validity, incremental value and external replication remain empirical research questions.This release does not include the complete commercial implementation layer, private operator material, proprietary prompts, software workflows, client/report automation or controlled implementation assets.Foundational provenance: AXISTASE: Core Overview, Version 1.1, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.21698554.