> ## 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.

# Hosted Atlas

> Use hosted Atlas with your own agents, skills, and customer-owned gateway.

## 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

## Customer side

You keep your private systems on your side.

The main boundary is your gateway.

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  <Card title="Atlas side">
    Agents, skills, room runtime, live voice behavior, task orchestration, and dashboard configuration.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Customer side">
    Your gateway, your internal tools, your workflows, your internal agents, and your downstream secrets.
  </Card>
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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.

## Start here

If you are setting Atlas up for the first time, start with [Quickstart](/atlas/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](/atlas/dashboard-setup) when you already know you want the gateway-first path.

## Where to go next

* Start with [Quickstart](/atlas/quickstart)
* Then use [Dashboard Setup](/atlas/dashboard-setup) if you are wiring the gateway
* Then read [Agents And Skills](/atlas/agents-and-skills)
* Then read [Gateway Overview](/gateway/overview)
* If you want Atlas to ingest work from Claude Code, Codex, or your own internal agent, use the [Workspace API](/atlas/workspace-api)
* If you want to scaffold the gateway with an internal coding agent, use [Build With An Agent](/gateway/build-with-an-agent)