tz-dev/Praxeological-Meta-Structure-Theory: Release Notes — Praxeological-Meta-Structure-Theory (v1.3.0)

Overview This release publishes Version 1.3 of the Praxeological-Meta-Structure-Theory repository and consolidates the current repository-reference specification of the Praxeological Meta-Structure (PMS). PMS is a generative, operator-based meta-model for representing a highly general operator grammar of praxis. It formalizes how enactment, asymmetry, temporality, integration, and self-binding can be systematically derived from a proposed minimal generative basis of eleven systematically ordered meta-axioms (Δ–Ψ). Version 1.3 brings the repository into a fully synchronized state across: the theoretical paper the repository-reference YAML model the JSON mirror the human-readable model specification the repository README the figure set the example scripts This release clarifies PMS as: structural (not phenomenological) non-psychological non-clinical non-diagnostic non-prescriptive It also makes explicit that PMS is not claimed here to be final, complete, uniquely ordered, immune to revision, or superior to all rival formalizations. Rather, this release records the current base representation of PMS for this repository version. Contents The repository includes: The PMS Theory Paper (Markdown / HTML / PDF / TEX) — the main theoretical exposition PMS.yaml — the current repository-reference machine-readable specification of the PMS base schema PMS.json — a JSON mirror of PMS.yaml Model Specification (HTML / PDF) — a human-readable explanation of the schema blocks and their repository role updated operator definitions for all eleven PMS meta-axioms (Δ–Ψ) explicit dependency structures for the default repository derivation path derived structural axes: Awareness (A) Coherence (C) Responsibility (R) Action (E) Dignity-in-Practice (D) a formal self-model sequence: Ψ ∘ Σ ∘ Χ ∘ Φ ∘ Θ ∘ Ω ∘ Α ∘ Λ ∘ □ ∘ ∇ ∘ Δ asymmetry drift patterns as structurally derived distortion forms within PMS example scripts for loading, validating, projecting, pattern-checking, and visualizing PMS structures updated figures aligned with the repository-reference grammar repository documentation and licensing files Together, these elements form the current authoritative repository-reference definition of PMS in Version 1.3. Purpose of this Release Version 1.3.0 is intended to: provide a canonical, citeable repository-reference release of PMS align the theoretical paper, YAML schema, JSON mirror, model specification, figures, scripts, and README clarify the status of PMS.yaml as the current repository-reference base specification make the derived structures and asymmetry drift patterns explicit within the same formal grammar provide a stable machine-readable basis for structural reasoning, documentation, simulation scaffolding, and AI-adjacent modeling preserve clear boundaries against diagnosis, person-typing, enforcement, or moral ranking uses strengthen repository governance so that downstream overlays and papers can depend on PMS without silently redefining it This release marks the first fully synchronized repository-reference publication state of PMS 1.3. Key Features complete repository-reference definition of the PMS operator set (Δ–Ψ) explicit default repository order and dependency path formal representation of derived structural axes (A, C, R, E, D) formal representation of the PMS self-model sequence formal representation of asymmetry drift patterns repository governance rules for overlays, derived schemas, and rival formalizations explicit application-only validity gate: Distance (Χ) Reversibility Dignity-in-Practice (D) explicit self-binding clause for PMS-based applications clarified ontological, normative, and computational position updated JSON mirror aligned with PMS.yaml updated human-readable model specification updated repository figures and example scripts aligned with PMS 1.3 machine-readable schema suitable for: loading validation dependency reasoning simulation scaffolding structural analysis What Changed in v1.3.0 Compared with earlier releases, Version 1.3.0 includes: updated schema versioning and repository-reference metadata clarified header and status language in PMS.yaml explicit inclusion of asymmetry drift patterns in the base repository-reference scope strengthened repository governance language synchronized terminology across paper, YAML, JSON, model specification, README, figures, and scripts updated model specification text so that all top-level schema blocks are explained consistently updated example scripts to reflect PMS 1.3 and current naming conventions updated figure language so that derived axes and asymmetry drift forms are represented consistently with the repository-reference grammar an updated JSON header structure mirroring the descriptive YAML header in machine-readable form Versioning This release is tagged as: v1.3.0 — Repository-Reference Synchronization Release This version should be cited when referring to: the PMS repository-reference grammar the current YAML / JSON schema the current derived structural axes the self-model sequence the asymmetry drift pattern formalization the synchronized repository documentation set Epistemic Status This release records the current repository-reference representation of PMS. It is intended to be strong, formally disciplined, and portable, but it does not claim that PMS is: final complete uniquely ordered immune to revision exempt from rivalry Alternative orderings, revised dependencies, additional operators, sharper discriminative models, or rival formalizations remain open methodological possibilities. Computational Position PMS is represented here in machine-readable form through PMS.yaml and PMS.json. This computational representation should not be confused with a direct implementation of praxis itself. This release explicitly states that formal representation does not by itself guarantee: direct implementation of praxis interoperability across architectures explanatory sufficiency empirical adequacy without testing exhaustive capture of modes of praxis Operational use remains dependent on: architecture-specific calibration implementation constraints empirical testing where applicable external evaluation context-sensitive interpretation accountability in contexts of use License The repository contents are released under the licenses included in the repository. Code components are released under the repository's code license. Model and documentation components are released under the repository's documentation / model license. Please consult the license files contained in the repository for the authoritative license terms applying to this release. Citation When referencing this release, please cite both: the theoretical paper the repository-reference model specification / schema release Suggested technical reference: Praxeological-Meta-Structure-Theory (v1.3.0) Repository-reference release including PMS.yaml, PMS.json, model specification, figures, and examples. Suggested conceptual reference: T. Zöller (2026): Towards a Praxeological Meta-Structure Theory. Summary Version 1.3.0 is the current synchronized repository-reference release of PMS. It provides: the canonical Δ–Ψ operator grammar for this repository version the current repository dependency path derived structural axes self-model formalization asymmetry drift patterns machine-readable and human-readable specifications aligned figures, scripts, and documentation This release is intended as the stable citation point for the present PMS repository baseline.