The Clarity Hub

It brings together texts, frameworks, and tools developed within Digital Space Lab to help make sense of complexity, uncertainty, and difficult decisions. Some of these works are formal and structural. Others are exploratory or reflective.

You do not need to read everything.

You do not need to understand everything.

This space is meant to be usable, even when parts of it remain challenging.

Canonical Architectures are the structural foundations of Digital Space Lab.

They focus on orientation: how to understand where you are, what is at stake, and what cannot be decided away.

These texts do not offer instructions or advice.

They are meant to be returned to over time.

Atlases collect earlier and more exploratory work. 

They map ideas, themes, and questions that led to later architectural texts. 

They remain available as context and background.

Engines and frameworks describe structured ways of working with complex questions.

They are formal, but practical.

They show how thinking can be staged and guided without turning into rigid procedures or checklists.

Some readers will use them directly.

Others may simply find them useful as reference points.

Papers focus on specific questions or problem fields.

They aim to clarify structure without committing to a particular theory or solution.

Papers can be read independently and do not require prior knowledge of the system.

Unless otherwise noted, works published in the Clarity Hub are available under open licenses. Each publication includes its own citation and license information. 

The Hub is maintained as an open space for reflection and shared inquiry.
If you find the materials helpful and would like to support the ongoing work, you are welcome to do so.

Contributions help cover time, infrastructure, and the occasional coffee — or pizza.