Native Clarity map
Maps two or three user-supplied options across priorities, evidence, risk, and reversibility. It preserves contradictions and identifies what would change the result.
Published plugin · v1.0.0 · no-charge tools
The published plugin brings Hemelion's structured methods to ChatGPT and Codex. Clarity turns one non-regulated decision into a bounded, falsifiable map. MindScan preserves one supplied episode without turning it into a diagnosis or fixed identity. Three supporting tools route the request, assess decision readiness, and expose the public method and limits.
Capabilities
Maps two or three user-supplied options across priorities, evidence, risk, and reversibility. It preserves contradictions and identifies what would change the result.
Preserves one concrete episode as a falsifiable working hypothesis, with a competing explanation, disconfirming observation, and prospective comparison plan.
Selects Clarity, MindScan, a clarifying question, or an outside-scope boundary without inferring hidden facts about the person.
Applies a transparent four-rating rule to choose between downside protection, a bounded test, or closing the evidence window.
Returns the current method version, processing steps, safeguards, evidence status, and explicit claim boundaries.
Evidence boundary
Clarity uses deterministic calculations on user-confirmed inputs. Its internal values are not probabilities, population percentiles, diagnostic cutoffs, or guarantees.
MindScan is a qualitative N-of-1 formulation. It does not infer a diagnosis, personality trait, hidden motive, causal mechanism, or recurrence from one episode.
Starter prompts
Scope: non-regulated decision support and non-clinical reflection only. Do not use Hemelion for emergencies, diagnosis, treatment, regulated professional advice, surveillance, or high-impact judgments about another person.
Plugin MCP endpoint: https://www.hemelion.com/mcp/openai · Authentication: none · Arguments are processed transiently and the tools cannot read private Hemelion data.
Published in the universal Plugin Directory shared by ChatGPT and Codex as version 1.0.0 on July 30, 2026. View the public listing. Availability and use may vary by plan, workspace, role, supported surface, and region.