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Use the topic map
Tags bundle methods into cross-cutting themes. The topic map makes these clusters visible and walkable.
- Topics work well when you want to scout a field such as prioritization, risk, or facilitation.
- Each topic page lists all methods that share the topic.
- From a topic page you move directly into profiles or into compare.
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Read the topic atlas
The atlas shows topics and method clusters as a visual map. Proximity means topical kinship.
- Use the atlas to discover neighboring topics and adjacent method fields.
- The atlas helps with orientation: which topic is large, which is niche, and what belongs together.
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Browse the visuals gallery
Every method has a visual sketch. The gallery shows all visuals alphabetically on one surface.
- Visuals make structure, flow, or thinking model of a method easier to grasp than text.
- The gallery works well for browsing and for re-finding a method whose picture you remember.
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Use the knowledge area
The knowledge area explains the foundations behind the catalog: what a method is, how recommendation scores, and what key terms mean.
- Getting started shows how the areas of the app work together.
- The method page explains definition, properties, and selection criteria.
- Understanding Recommendations documents the scoring rules of the recommendation transparently.
- The glossary explains key interface and data model terms alphabetically.