Hosted Atlas

Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.atlasmeets.com/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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Atlas side

Atlas runs the meeting runtime for you. That includes:

• room and media behavior
• live voice behavior
• backend task orchestration
• screen inspection
• canvas updates
• agent, skill, and gateway configuration

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Customer side

You keep your private systems on your side. The main boundary is your gateway.

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The product model

• one workspace gateway
• many Atlas agents
• many Atlas skills
• each agent gets a subset of gateway actions plus a set of attached skills

An Atlas agent is the thing that joins meetings. A skill is a reusable markdown instruction pack Atlas can load when needed. A gateway action is a customer-owned tool Atlas can call.

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Start here

If you are setting Atlas up for the first time, start with Quickstart. That page explains the practical rollout:

1. start with meetings
2. let your own agents write into Atlas through the Workspace API
3. connect the live gateway when you actually need live tool calls

Use Dashboard Setup when you already know you want the gateway-first path.

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Where to go next

• Start with Quickstart
• Then use Dashboard Setup if you are wiring the gateway
• Then read Agents And Skills
• Then read Gateway Overview
• If you want Atlas to ingest work from Claude Code, Codex, or your own internal agent, use the Workspace API
• If you want to scaffold the gateway with an internal coding agent, use Build With An Agent