AXIS is a deterministic execution system that converts real-world situations into structured action.
It does not generate ideas. It classifies, directs, and tracks execution.
AXIS follows a fixed loop:
Trigger → Classification → Protocol → Action → Logged Event → Continuity Update
- Trigger: A real situation or problem
- Classification: Mapped to one of 5 distortion classes
- Protocol: Predefined execution steps
- Action: Immediate next step
- Logged Event: Stored outcome
- Continuity Update: System state adjusts over time
- Deterministic (no randomness in core logic)
- Schema-driven (no hidden behavior)
- Operator-scoped (client-owned identity)
- Auditable (every step is traceable)
- Stable (locked taxonomy and outcomes)
- Narrative
- Emotional
- Behavioral
- Perceptual
- Continuity
- Reduced
- Unresolved
- Escalated
- /api/v1/session → create + persist session
- /api/v1/state → current system state
- /api/v1/logs → historical sessions
- /api/v1/reset → operator-scoped reset
- /api/v2/execute → operator-scoped execution
- /api/v2/analytics → operator analytics
- /api/v2/operator-profile → operator summary
All endpoints require: x-operator-id
AXIS uses a client-owned identity model:
- Operator ID is generated and stored client-side
- No server-side identity fallback
- No shared state between users
- Requests without identity fail
app/ components/ lib/ data/ public/
- lib/engine → execution logic
- lib/operator → identity handling
- app/api → API routes
- components → UI layer
Built with:
- Next.js (App Router)
- TypeScript
- Turso (libSQL)
Live deployment:
- Vercel
Licensed under the MIT License.
AXIS is not a chatbot.
It is a structured execution engine designed to:
- remove ambiguity
- enforce clarity
- track behavioral continuity over time
V2-C Architecture — Locked System stable and ready for integration