That the answers have already helped you pleases me. Please also consider the benefit for other readers of the questions and answers, which is diminished if you turn your project into a scavenger hunt. Internal links are allowed, so you can, for example, link to your previous thread each time. The way of thinking about the correct categorization is not wrong, but individual questions are never "wrong" in a compilation thread, especially since in your case it is about a new construction project of an entire house. is also great at making helpers feel like they are searching for kindling, gathering the background information from their threads ;-(
From your answer I gather that you are a land buyer with free choice of the commissioned construction company. However, it is still unclear to me whether this company may also be acting in parallel as a developer in the overall development of the building area (which of course has an influence on their logistics, and thus also on the agility and volatility of the messages given to you about their (intended) approach).
For clients I have advised, general contractors are indeed coordinated regarding the transparency of the construction process expected from them – however, this is not generally customary. The contractor owes you a corresponding information by default, but the form of this must either be negotiated or is treated as secondary as is usual for an unspecified ancillary service.
If I were the GC, I would also have any renegotiation for clarification paid for. The question is always somewhat what it ultimately concerns: whether it is only about your feeling of being in control or about the coordination of the "construction-side" services by you or third parties. So whether you just want to count the Advent candles on the topping-out wreath, or whether your painter or moving company is getting restless. Receiving a real-time logfile of schedule adherence throughout the entire construction period, like a lane keeping assistant, I objectively consider unnecessary. How much subjective information need construction clients have, like co-pregnant fathers, they must know in each individual case (and negotiate in time with their contractor). If he then says, for example, he is a hybrid developer/GC and needs to coordinate with the second soul in his chest, one must be correspondingly more flexible (or choose a pure GC).