Six surfaces, one archive underneath. The public portal shows the shape. The operator console holds the live record.
All public surfaces use neutral matter labels (Crown Matter 1…) — no real names, no docket numbers.
The artifact ledger is the manifest: one row per indexed item, with type, date, case bucket, and analysis flags. It is the contract between intake and everything downstream.
Matters are the horizontal axis — posture, tier, cross-links to artifacts and patterns. The public surface shows counts and neutral labels. The operator console resolves the full titles and linked records.
The case reference layer enforces consistency—so the same matter string means the same portfolio entry everywhere in the repo.
Matters in the portal.
Deadlines are extracted from manifest metadata and codex rules, then surfaced in runway order. The codex is the source of which dates matter and how they relate to posture.
You see horizon and density without private docket numbers on this surface.
Runway in the operator console.