A cautious attempt to rethink the complex: How to link documents, diagrams, and knowledge?

The article presents an architectural hypothesis aimed at solving the problem of managing complex information structures. The core idea involves distributing entities across different layers and creating a system for end-to-end linking of elements between various canvas spaces. The author draws on concepts from Component Content Management Systems (CCMS) and next-generation knowledge bases that integrate LLM capabilities. The project's goal is to overcome the scalability limitations of visual links in modern interfaces, providing more flexible interaction with documents, diagrams, and accumulated knowledge. The proposed prototype aims to create a unified ecosystem where data is interconnected rather than isolated, simplifying navigation and information structuring. The article invites readers to discuss methods for organizing knowledge in an era of complex digital tools.