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Software Library

One home for every tool the engine has built — and the map to every way of looking at it. The nesting ladder is the structure; the workflow overlay is a lens laid across it. Every view below cross-links back here and across to its siblings.

632 tools classified · 41 live · 6 workflows · 104 skills + 39 briefed tools indexed · Index generated 2026-06-09T07:14:10 · Page built 2026-06-09 11:24
📚 Library HomeWorkflowsBy FunctionTool Index

🧱The nesting ladder structure

How everything is organised, widest to narrowest. Each level contains the next.

Level 1
Consortium
The whole engine — The Property Joes Group / TheDomaine, Technologies + Organizations combined.
Level 2
System
A major engine — e.g. the Morphic Engine, the Content Engine, the Self-Governance engine.
Level 3
Component
A named part of a System — Content engine, Voiceprint Engine, Librarian, Member Network, the Mirror Engine. The catalog of components that exist; their live build-status is a separate status surface.
Level 4
Function
What it does for the business — Real Estate Operations, Marketing, Research, Finance, Branding, Comms, plus the Technical layers. Browse on the By-Function view.
Level 5
Tool
The actual page or script you click and use — the deepest rung. The full set lives in the Tool Index.
◆ Workflow — a cross-cutting overlay, not a rung

A workflow is not a level in the ladder. It lays across the ladder: a set of functions that work together toward one outcome. Because a function can serve more than one workflow, workflows overlap — those shared functions are cross-workflow. Think of the ladder as the structure and workflows as a lens you switch on over it.

See the 6 workflows laid across the functions →

🔗Every view of the library 3 structural views

The same library, three ways — all structural (the stable catalog of what exists). Structure views read down the ladder; the lens view (gold) lays across it. Each opens in the Collection and links back here.

📊Status surfaces point-in-time state

Separate from the library structure above. These show state (what is wired / how it is doing right now), which changes over time — not the stable catalog of what exists. Linked here for convenience, clearly labeled as status, not library structure.