Pathways

How pathways help readers choose where to begin.

What pathways are

Pathways are the reader-facing routes through the library. They are written in the language of lived experience, such as feeling mentally overwhelmed, needing to slow down, or feeling tired but still pushing.

How pathways work

1. Open the Clarity Library.
2. Read the pathway names and choose the one that feels closest.
3. Open an article inside that pathway.
4. Use More From This Pathway at the bottom of an article when you want to keep reading in the same direction.

Current pathway behavior

• Each pathway page lists published articles connected to that reader-facing route.
• Pathway pages support pagination when there are many articles.
• Old internal pathway-style URLs are redirected to the current pathway route when possible.
• Readers only see pathways that are available in the Clarity Library and already have published articles.

Things to know

• The user guide uses Pathways for readers, not internal organization language.
• A pathway can grow slowly as more articles are published.
• Alignment Library articles may appear as a separate public reading area.