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Atmos
A live thought board that grounds itself in your repo and drafts a pull request.
Atmos is for the meetings where you are designing something. As people talk, it clusters the speech into an editable visual board — functions, database tables, endpoints, and the relationships between them — that you can shape while the plan is still forming.
Working the board
- ·Drag, merge, rename, recolor, pin, and link clusters
- ·Convert a cluster into a typed node: a function, a table, an endpoint
- ·Split a cluster that bundled two ideas together
- ·Build a board from an imported transcript instead of a live call
Grounding in your repository
Connect a GitHub repository and Atmos reads the repo before proposing anything. It looks for instruction files — AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules — examines the file tree, searches for relevant code, and identifies helpers that already exist.
That last part matters more than it sounds. The difference between useful generated code and expensive generated code is usually whether it reuses what is already there or reimplements it slightly differently.
Review before anything is written
Atmos drafts the change and shows you the proposed branch name, pull request title, description, and full file contents. Nothing is committed at generation time. The GitHub write happens only after you confirm, and it lands on a branch as an ordinary pull request — never directly on your base branch.
Note
Review an Atmos pull request exactly like a teammate's branch. The point is to remove the mechanical handoff work, not your code review.
Run limits
Recording and using the live board are unlimited. Only code generation counts against a limit, because it is the expensive call. The cap is per organization per day and shared across members.
- Free
- 3 generation runs per day
- Team
- 25 generation runs per day
- Enterprise
- Unlimited
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