Clarity Ripple

Plans change.See what follows.

A later train. A different time to study. Ripple is designed to show what could move and what stays in place, before you decide.

Concept preview · not released

A young person checks the time and their notes at a station
Train journey+20 minutes
Clarity RipplePrepared example

One proposed change.

Train arrives20 minutes later
Practise linear functions25-minute study block
15:0015:20–15:45

Proposed time · awaiting your decision

BasketballStays as planned

45 minbetween studying and basketball

See the effect first. Then decide for yourself.

The preview is designed to make the proposed step, what stays put and where your approval would be needed clear. Highly sensitive steps must not happen on their own.

Ripple has not been released. This illustration and interactive preview use fixed example data; no real appointment changes. AI-created editorial photograph.

Clarity Ripple · Interactive concept preview

One delay.Explore the next step.

Change the delay. See which study slot still fits. Decide before anything moves.

The train is running late

The next step
can still fit.

Your study block follows the train. Basketball stays at 16:30. Ripple is designed to show a proposal with the changed times and the remaining buffer.

Your proposalPreview
Train journeyArrival 15:20 · +20 min
Practise linear functions15:00–15:25 15:20–15:45
Room before your next appointment
BasketballStays as planned

One study block moves. Basketball stays in place.

Concept preview with prepared data. This future feature is not released; no AI request or calendar change is made.

A closer look

A product preview for changes you can understand first.

A signal with its source

Ripple is intended for specific changes such as a moved appointment, a deadline or a travel delay. The signal would retain its source and relationship to the affected record. For Noah, the delay would begin a proposal he can inspect. He could first read the information, then decide whether its consequences fit the rest of his afternoon.

You should be able to see which information prompted a proposed change.

See changes before applying them

The proposed plan view names affected steps and their suggested new values. Noah could inspect the study block’s start, end and consequences for the afternoon together. He would then confirm or close the proposal. The website makes this sequence visible with prepared sample data; a real calendar connection belongs to its later application in the product.

The decision is intended to come before a change, while its consequences can still be reviewed.

Explain what remains untouched

A proposal would show which commitments retain their place and explain why. In the example, that is basketball at 16:30. Noah could read the moved study block alongside this appointment. Further open questions would have their own place. Before approving, he could see the relationship that the suggested change has taken into account.

You should be able to see whether a proposal considers the other commitments in your day.

Approval and current time windows

Noah would explicitly approve a material change. For a suitable study proposal, Ripple would check the calendar basis again before applying it. If another commitment has appeared at 15:20, he needs a fresh preview. His decision should belong to the afternoon he is currently reviewing. If he has paused a participating capability, the proposal should respect that boundary too.

An approval should belong to the plan you have just inspected.

Receipt, reversal and separate follow-ups

Supported changes are designed to produce a traceable receipt. It would show Noah what was applied and which reversal path is available for each step, depending on the connection that performed it. Further actions, such as a message to Mia, would have their own decision path. Noah could follow the applied plan and its remaining questions separately.

You should be able to trace what was applied and what still needs a separate decision.

A look ahead

A preview of a calmer next step.

Explore this prepared concept. It is not released yet.

More about Ripple.

Technical details

Technical specification

What is connected. What may act. Where the boundary lies.

Consequence classes describe only actions prepared by Clarity. What you enter or start directly remains your own action.

Updated11 August 2026

Status
Product preview

Product preview; no promised release date and no final plan assignment yet.

Relevant sources
  • PreviewAuthorised connected contextsPreview

    The design uses source-bound signals from permitted Clarity areas; several connections are not yet fully live.

Action & approval
  • C1Suggest

    A human decides and acts.

  • C2After your approval

    Preview and explicit approval before execution.

  • C4Human only

    Clarity may prepare, but not execute autonomously.

Ripple is designed to suggest consequences first, carry out real supported changes only after preview and approval, and leave particularly sensitive steps to a human.

Stored scope

No stored scope, action allowance or final plan contract has been published for the preview.

Plan assignment
  • Future plan-based availability
Known boundary

Particularly sensitive steps are not carried out autonomously.

Good to know
  • Particularly sensitive steps are not carried out autonomously.
  • Several connections between Clarity areas are not yet fully live.
  • Ripple remains a preview until every path has been fully reviewed.

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