Space first — a space defines what “nearby” means; a layout only changes how that space is projected on screen.

Video Embedding — clips are positioned from CLIP video coordinates. Nearby clips look or feel semantically similar.

Pixel Information — clips are positioned from ten standardized still-frame ImagePlot features. Nearby clips share visual surface properties such as brightness, saturation, hue, edges, and contrast; this is not CLIP similarity.

Text Embedding — keywords live in a separate BGE text-embedding space. Matching-video thumbnails stay in the HUD.

BEAMS — Belief, Everyday life, Arts, Memories, Subjective experience. Keyword is the five-category taxonomy grid; Video places matching thumbs under each keyword.

Layouts — 3D preserves the selected 3D coordinates; 2D Grid packs items into readable cells using the selected space’s 2D projection; 2D Scatter shows that projection directly. Embedding spaces use 3D / Grid / Scatter; BEAMS uses Keyword / Video. Pixel Information also has XY Axis (scatter of chosen IP_* features) and Analysis: a 12-card Observable Plot grid (canvas hidden; not a fifth space). UI Kit is a blank canvas space for rebuilding chrome later.

77 ImagePlot dimensions — the full feature sidecar is an analysis artifact. Pixel HUD shows only five readable fields: brightness median, saturation median, mean hue, edge density, and local contrast.

Similarity — white links use the active space’s similarity graph above the Related threshold. Pixel links are feature-space similarity, not semantic similarity.

Provenance — Source is AI or Human. Pipeline is the AI image→video chain when present.

Focus — tap a node to center a HUD-aware hero (about 80% of the band between the topbar and the HUD) and show one to three related nodes at 20% of that band on the right, under CLOSEST VIDEO or CLOSEST LABEL. White similarity numbers stay on the related tiles. Tap the center, empty space, or Escape to leave; tap a neighbor to transfer focus.