Approvals & control
Nothing leaves without your yes.
Atlas reads, plans and drafts on its own. Anything that sends, posts, creates or changes something waits for you.
Read the card. Then decide.
The same card for every app: what will happen, as which account, with every field you would want to check.
- Approve runs that one action, once
- Edit changes the draft, then “Approve with changes”
- Decline and nothing happens
The Andromeda Rulebook, enforced in code.
Built into Atlas and covered by tests, not just written down.
- Enforced
Nothing is sent, posted or created without your approval
Every email, Slack post, invite, issue, ticket or page is shown exactly as it will go out.
- Enforced
Tools can’t grant themselves permission
Read access, write access and each app are separate switches. A write tool only exists when you turn it on.
- Enforced
Private data never leaves through a search or link Atlas writes
Once a conversation holds your files or app data, searches and pages Atlas chose itself wait for you. You can allow them for an hour.
- Enforced
Repeat warning
Approving the exact action you approved in the last 24 hours? Atlas tells you first.
- Enforced
Outside-content flag
Actions suggested after reading an email, page, document or messages are labelled. Content is information, never instructions.
- Enforced
No claims without proof
If an answer says it did something but no approved action ran, Atlas adds a note saying nothing was done.
Every action ends in a recorded outcome.
Tool steps, approvals and results stay with the conversation and in your Activity log.
Memory, money and permissions stay yours.
Memory you control
Approve each suggested memory. Turn memory off, or delete memories any time.
Spending limits
A daily token limit. Estimates before large requests. Failed answers cost nothing.
Per-app switches
Read-only until you turn on sending, posting or creating for that app.
Who answered
Every answer names its route and model, plus the tokens it used.
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Atlas AI is in invite-only early access on the web and Windows.