Checkout release is quietly stuck.
One review is blocking a release tied to three escalated customer reports.
The AI operating system for companies
Your tools know something’s wrong. They just aren’t talking.
ATLAS connects company signals, knowledge, and people—so your team can notice problems earlier, understand what matters, and move from “someone should look at this” to “it’s handled.”
CURRENT PRODUCT · Company brain + operator console · Company-aware employee agent · Shadow, draft, and armed action posture
ATLAS / ENGINEERING OPS09:41
What needs attention● LISTENING
GitHubPR #482 open 5d
JiraRelease blocker linked
Slack3 customer escalations
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ACTION POSTUREHuman approval required
SHADOWDRAFTARMED
Connect the work already happening
GitHubJiraSlackMicrosoft TeamsCustom webhooks
The operating loop
Notice. Explain. Coordinate. Learn.
Most companies do not need one more dashboard to check. They need a system that keeps watch, brings evidence, finds the right owner, and gets quieter as it learns what actually matters.
Listen across tools
Ingest signals from the systems where work already lives.
Turn noise into flags
Match plain-English monitors and assemble the evidence behind each issue.
Bring in the humans
Notify through Slack or Teams, assign ownership, collect feedback, and escalate.
Improve the signal
Use outcomes to tune what deserves attention, without silently loosening safety.
One operating system · two surfaces
The shared brain meets the daily agent.
Company intelligence should not sit in a private admin dashboard. It should help the organization coordinate and help each employee work with the context they are allowed to use.
Company brain
Monitors, flags, knowledge, actions, people, and control in one shared operating picture.
FlagsEvidence + ownership + status
KnowledgeApproved company context
ActionsPreview + approval + audit
Company-aware agent
ATLAS can bring approved company knowledge and policy into the employee agent, tied to the active company session instead of a user-supplied tenant ID.
Ask“What is our release policy?”
ContextCompany + personal scope
AssistAcross browser, desktop, and tools
Start where the signal hurtsFour operating playbooks.
Four operating playbooks.
One clear first wedge.
Engineering Ops leads design partnerships today. Support, Security, and Revenue playbooks live in the same system and expand the company picture over time.
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Engineering Ops
Stalled pull requests, release risk, aging blockers, ownership gaps, and work that is quietly becoming urgent.
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Support Ops
Escalations, repeated themes, unresolved queues, and product signals hiding inside customer conversations.
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Security Ops
Signals that need evidence, ownership, escalation, and a visible record of what happened next.
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Revenue Ops
Pipeline movement, follow-up gaps, risk signals, and important work falling between systems.
Safety, built into the loop
Move fast is not a permission model.
ATLAS is designed to start observant, become useful, and earn the right to act. Humans keep control over scope, posture, approval, and shutdown.
Tenant-derived identity
Company scope is derived from the authenticated session and fenced with Postgres row-level security.
Shadow → draft → armed
Begin with detection only. Add dry-run proposals. Enable live-eligible behavior deliberately.
Independent approval
Fresh role checks, verbatim confirmation, and self-approval prevention for consequential action.
Live only when reversible
Irreversible adapters stay dry-run. Preview drift and disarmed state fail closed.
Effects leave evidence
At-most-once effect claims and append-only audit history make action traceable.
Mute, disarm, purge
Organizations can reduce noise, stop live action, apply retention, and purge company content.
The honest status page
What ATLAS is—and isn’t yet.
We would rather make the current boundary clear than make the headline bigger.
Available nowCompany brain, operator console, Engineering/Support/Security/Revenue playbooks, Slack/Teams delivery, governed connector actions, and company-aware employee-agent wiring.
AccessDesign partnerships. Broad public availability and self-serve pricing are not announced.
Current limitationThe employee agent currently degrades gracefully when company-brain context is unavailable. This preserves usability, but is not a fail-closed enforcement boundary; policy-critical controls should remain in governed server-side paths.
Not a claimATLAS is not presented as fully autonomous, infallible, or a replacement for accountable human owners.
Design partners
Bring us the work that keeps slipping through the cracks.
We are starting with Engineering Ops teams that want fewer silent blockers and a safer path from signal to action.
Talk to the humans building it →