Guided practice

Try Clarity

The best way to understand Clarity is to apply it to a real claim.

Clarity is a framework for making beliefs, assumptions, evidence, confidence, ownership, and reassessment explicit so people can adapt when reality changes.

What are you evaluating?

Selection guidance

What claim are you making?

Examples: Customers want Feature X. This architecture will scale. This strategy will improve growth.

Step 3

What posture best fits this claim?

Selected posture

What evidence supports this claim?

What assumptions support this claim?

Step 6

How confident are you?

Selected confidence

Correctability: Correctability means how easily the action can be reversed, modified, or recovered from if the claim is wrong. Higher correctability usually allows faster action with less evidence. Lower correctability usually requires stronger evidence before commitment.

What condition would require immediate action?

What should happen immediately if that trigger occurs?

What condition would require reassessment?

What is the next reasonable action?

Selected action