Clarity technology

Technology that knows its limits.

Clarity connects native sources, a server-confirmed account and a five-level safety runtime. Every helpful action begins with provenance, context and a clear boundary.

Four developers working together on laptops

Built for verifiable decisions

Context in. Control stays.

Sources, permissions and execution are treated as separate technical states, so assistance never becomes silent authority.

201Capability addressesComplete platform register · as of 11 August 2026
35shippedStatus shipped · beta entries not included
28Safety & LawClassification in the register · across statuses
55AI-relatedClassification in the register · across statuses
Updated 11 August 2026

A capability address is a named entry in the Audecius platform register. It is neither a user count nor automatically a visible Clarity feature.

Capability register

Every route. With its real status.

Shipped, beta, in progress and planned together form the complete register. Safety & Law and AI are classifications and may overlap status groups.

35

Shipped

Recorded with the status shipped in the register.

1

Beta

Implemented, but not yet counted as reliably available.

123

In progress

Recorded as in_progress in the register; not an availability promise.

42

Planned

Recorded as planned in the register; not yet shipped.

28

Safety & Law

Platform rules and safety boundaries in the register. This classification is not a separate status.

55

AI-related

Capability addresses with a recorded AI consequence class. This classification can overlap status groups.

From a source to a receipt

From signal to receipt.

A source does not become an action directly. Provenance, relevance, role, a plan preview and the question of who may decide all come first.

Control path
SourceCalendar

The source remains visible on the proposal.

Three developers reviewing access permissions together at a workstation

Capability Runtime

A boundary is code. Not just copy.

Permission, consequence class, daily budget and live approval are checked again at the point of execution. A rejected action receives a receipt too.

C0 to C4

Responsibility rises with impact.

C0

Observe

Reads or shows. Changes nothing.

No execution path required.

Technical control contract
C1

Suggest

Puts information in context and recommends a next step.

A human decides and acts.

Technical control contract
C2

After your approval

Prepares a real change.

Preview and explicit approval before execution.

Technical control contract
C3

Within your boundary

May act only within a predefined, reversible boundary.

Daily budget, live permission, receipt and undo; never on behalf of other people.

Technical control contract
C4

Human only

Payment, medicine, law, identity or particularly sensitive safety.

Clarity may prepare, but not execute autonomously.

Technical control contract

The safety runtime is implemented in the current source contract. Clarity Ripple remains a preview as a complete, cross-domain product story until end-to-end verification is complete.

Native Apple technologies

Close to the system. Clear about permission.

A technology's role is described separately from its boundary. The presence of a framework does not grant Clarity access.

StoreKit

Apple manages purchase, subscription and restoration paths.

StoreKit remains the authority for Apple purchases. Web subscriptions grant rights only after a confirmed Stripe webhook and server-side entitlement readback.

SwiftData

Native data models represent local Clarity states.

Local persistence is not the same as cloud synchronisation.

EventKit

Calendar and reminder paths use Apple's permission model.

Access begins only after the relevant system permission.

HealthKit

Supported health and activity signals remain subject to Apple's permissions.

No HealthKit category is read or written without explicit permission.

Family Controls

Family-related protection paths use Apple's authorised system boundaries.

A Family plan alone grants no device or child-protection permission.

Foundation Models

Selected structured AI tasks can run locally on supported devices.

This does not make the whole Ariadne chat local and requires device and model availability.

Ariadne in your Clarity plan

Two limits. No invented number.

Messages per day counts visible messages in the relevant Clarity plan. It is not a promise of response time, model availability or successful execution.

The provider-call ceiling is the maximum technical token limit for one model call. It is not a guaranteed response length, context window, daily traffic figure or consumption forecast.

AI routes and limits
PlanMessages / dayProvider call ceiling
Free101,024 Tokens
Plus252,048 Tokens
Family4012,000 Tokens
Teacher8012,000 Tokens
School8012,000 Tokens
One15016,000 Tokens

Connector catalogue

21

entries. Three evidenced Google routes.

An entry in the Audecius platform catalogue describes an intended connection. It is not evidence of live operation, partnership or permission already granted.

All integrations

Google OAuth

No Google data flows without permission from the person or organisation.

Authorisation path ready

Google Calendar

Only after a valid OAuth grant and within the granted read permission.

Weekly read path implemented

Gmail

Only after a valid OAuth grant and within the granted send permission.

Send path implemented

All other catalogue entries are not described as live in the public technical status. The three evidenced paths describe the platform state. This does not claim that these paths are publicly enabled in Clarity.

Technology providers

VercelDelivery of the public web application
SupabaseDatabase, authentication, storage and edge services
AnthropicTechnology provider for the current cloud AI path
ResendTechnology provider for transactional email
The companies named are technology providers. Their inclusion does not claim a partnership, endorsement or shared product responsibility.

Every detail. No small print.

Version, devices, plan limits, languages, account routes and known boundaries are documented in a single technical reference.

Clarity technology — context, safety and account architecture