Atlas
Your decisions, preferences and solved problems become pages in Atlas, a linked knowledge base that every chat can search, in any project.
Atlas turns what happens in your chats into pages you can read, link, search and correct, so the next chat starts from what you already know.
Every page links to the pages it touches, and the Knowledge map shows all of it at once: decisions, problems, workflows and tools, grouped and connected.
What you decided and why becomes a page, with the dates and the sessions it came from. Ask later and get the reasoning, not a guess.
Atlas reads your sessions in the background and writes pages about the decisions, problems and patterns in them. There is nothing to fill in.
Each project keeps its own pages. What applies everywhere, like how you write, lives in Global, where every project can use it.
Edit any page and it becomes yours. Atlas can still add to it, but it never rewrites your words, and every change it makes can be undone.
Atlas works alongside the chats you already have. Switch it on once, keep working, and ask when you need something back.
Open Atlas and enable it. It starts by reading the sessions you already have.
Keep chatting. Say “remember” when something should stick, and Atlas files it within minutes.
Any chat can search Atlas, or ask Atlas directly and get an answer with the pages it came from.
Every new chat starts from zero unless something carries the context across. Without Atlas, that something is you.
You carry the context from chat to chat.
Say it once and it stays.
Atlas remembers across everything else PandaOS runs. Pick up where this page leaves off.
Decide it once, write it down once, and let PandaOS bring it back wherever you work next.
No. You switch it on from Atlas or in Settings. From then on it reads new sessions in the background, and you can have it read the sessions you already have.
PandaOS saves the note to the Atlas inbox straight from your message. On the next sync, usually within a few minutes, it becomes a page or is added to the page it belongs to. You can also file it at once with File now.
Every chat, in any project, can search and read Atlas and does when a question calls for it. Mention Atlas in a message to make the chat look there first, or turn on Ground every message to add the best matches to every turn.
On your machine, as Markdown files in a folder PandaOS manages, with every change versioned. Writing pages uses the model connection you pick in Atlas settings, so that model sees the session text it summarises.
Yes. Edit any page and it becomes yours: Atlas may add to it but never rewrites your words. Changes Atlas makes while tidying up are listed in Review, and each one can be undone.
Every plan. Community runs Atlas on one project, and every paid plan runs it on all your projects.