# AI Clarity Desk — setup guide

*AI Clarity OS · by Whelmish · Notion edition via Whelmish*

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## The short version

1. Click **Duplicate to Notion** on your delivery page.
2. Choose the Notion workspace you want it in.
3. Open **Start Here** — or **Nothing Required** if even that is a lot.

That is the whole setup. Everything is already built: pages, navigation, databases, and prompts.

## What you will find inside

- **Home** — the front door. Six choices by capacity, not ten tools at once.
- **Start Here** — safety first; nothing on it requires action.
- **Nothing Required** — Zero Demand. No sorting, no prompting, no decision. You can just close it.
- **Clarity Router** — three broad doors if choosing feels possible.
- **Full Tool Library** — all ten systems, when you already know what you need.
- **One-Page Clarity Briefs**, **Output Archive**, **Close Notes** — real databases that hold things without making them tasks.
- **Privacy + Your Workspace** — what to keep, what not to paste, and how your data works.
- **Human Support** — for when a person is the right tool.
- **Welcome Back** — for returning after a while. Nothing to catch up.

## Optional touches

- Change the cover or icon on any page — it is your copy.
- Delete the sample entries in the databases — they are placeholders.
- Use the **Capacity right now** field — or never touch it. Nothing depends on it.

## If the Duplicate link does not work

Use the fallback import ZIP from the same delivery page:

1. Download and unzip `whelmish-ai-clarity-desk-notion-import.zip`.
2. In Notion: **Settings → Import** (or drag the files into Notion) and import the Markdown files.
3. Import the CSVs inside `databases/` as databases.
4. Set **Home** as your first page.

The fallback keeps every page and prompt. Internal links become real Notion links once the pages exist in your workspace — link them by name if Notion does not wire them automatically.

## Deleting things

Everything in your copy is yours. Edit or delete any page, entry, or field at any time. Whelmish does not see the contents of your duplicated workspace.

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*Built around Capacity-Safe design principles — capacity-aware, non-therapeutic, exit-friendly.*