Microsoft Outlook
Mail and calendar for Microsoft 365 and personal accounts.
- Reads
- Search and read mail; list upcoming events
- With your approval
- Send email and replies; create events and invite people
- Connects with
- Microsoft sign-in
Connections
Your apps, connected on your terms.
Each connection uses the service’s own sign-in. Atlas reads from an app only when your request needs it, with the permissions you granted and the switches you turned on. Every write waits for your approval.
Connected apps.
Included with the Pro and Elite plans.
GitHub
Repositories, issues and pull requests.
- Reads
- List repositories; read files; search issues and pull requests; import a repository into Atlas Code
- With your approval
- Create issues; open pull requests from an Atlas Code project
- Connects with
- Atlas GitHub App (you pick repositories) or a personal access token
Slack
Channels the Atlas app is invited to.
- Reads
- List channels; read recent messages (up to 30 days per request)
- With your approval
- Post a message to a channel you named
- Connects with
- Slack sign-in
Linear
Issues across your teams.
- Reads
- Search issues or list yours; read an issue with comments
- With your approval
- Create issues
- Connects with
- Linear sign-in
Jira
Issues in the Jira site you allow.
- Reads
- Search with words or JQL; read an issue with comments
- With your approval
- Create a Task, Bug or Story
- Connects with
- Atlassian sign-in
Notion
The pages and databases you share.
- Reads
- Search shared pages; read a page
- With your approval
- Create a page under a shared page
- Connects with
- Notion sign-in; you choose the pages
Postiz
Social scheduling for X, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky, Mastodon and more.
- Reads
- List your connected social channels
- With your approval
- Publish or schedule text posts
- Connects with
- Your Postiz API key (cloud or self-hosted)
Google Workspace In Google review
Gmail, Google Calendar and Google Drive.
- Reads
- Search and read Gmail; list calendar events; search and read Drive files (Docs, Sheets, Slides, PDFs, Office files)
- With your approval
- Send email; create events and invite people
- Status
- Built and tested. Gmail and Drive use scopes Google restricts, so opening them to everyone waits on Google’s verification review.
Built in, on every plan.
Web search
Current information from Google results, Brave, Tavily, Exa and Perplexity, with sources.
Page reader
Opens and reads public pages. Private networks are blocked.
Memory
Facts you approve, used when they help, deleted when you say.
Files on your PC
In the Windows app, folders you approve: list, search and read, including Word and PDF.
How connections are protected.
- Encrypted at rest. Access tokens and API keys are stored encrypted (AES-256-GCM), refreshed automatically and never shown to the AI model.
- Read-only until you say otherwise. Sending, posting and creating are switched on per app, and each action still asks for your approval.
- Fetched on demand, not stored. Atlas keeps no copy of what it reads from your apps beyond the answer in your conversation. Slack messages are never written to Atlas’s database.
- Never for training. Connected-app data is never used to train AI models, and never sent to an engine whose terms allow training.
- Disconnect cleanly. Disconnecting deletes the stored token and, where the service supports it (Google, Slack, Linear and the GitHub App), revokes it too.
Put Atlas to work.
Atlas AI is in invite-only early access on the web and Windows.