Ordered by read-batch — Nishad's dev-optimized action-flow read order — core daily-use screens first, the Day-1 install arc last (you already know how Cortex gets turned on; you don't open those screens daily). Day 100 steady state — every day after, you open Cortex and land on Cortex Home — the Platform Control Center: a first-class Cortex dialogue plus a tile per platform subsystem (companies, agents, capabilities, KB graph, products, integrations, automation, governance, config). Day 1 — the install arc (B6, read last) — you turn Cortex on, it installs itself narrating every step, walks you through a handful of setup decisions, then hands you a running install. Same console, two different front doors depending on where you are in the life of the install (see CORTEX-CONSOLE-ENTRY-FLOW.md and OWNER-PORTAL-DISPOSITION-AUDIT-2026-07-24.md).
Catalog = the canonical visual home; each screen's behavior home is its PRD/spec (the screen's Action-Flow footer links there). → = drill/next · + = sibling action.
B1 · Daily loop
Cortex · platform-tier — Home → Companies → Company → Task Board → Task Detail → Skill Edit (Round 3 steady state, v-PROPOSED)B2 · Fleet
Cortex · platform-tier — Agent Manager (merged manage + monitor) + provisioning + messaging + live ops + install/configB3 · Capabilities
Cortex · platform-tier (TECH-621) — Ledger → the Lab → Gaps → Onboarding → EnvelopeB4 · Subsystem stubs
Cortex · platform-tier — the Control Center's remaining net-new doors (Round 3, v-PROPOSED); each is a STUB, fuller design to followB5 · Build-a-product
Cortex · platform-tier — the recursion (relocated from om-forge J4; TECH-663 naming). Journey: CORTEX-BUILDS-A-PRODUCT.mdB6 · Install arc (read last)
Cortex · platform-tier — Day 1, in order (NEW, v-PROPOSED); you already know how this works, so it reads lastCortex Home is the front door once install is done (see B1 above) — this arc is what got you there, kept last because you only walk it once per install.