System · the map, it shows
Atlas
The living map of what the company knows.
Atlas makes the invisible knowledge base visible: where every card came from, the forge pipeline, the stores behind it, and what is flowing right now.
Early but runningHow it flows
Cortex + stores
pg · qdrant · neo4j · redis
Atlas
Sources · cards · flow · activity
- Every card traced back to its source.
- Live activity: asks, ingests, voice turns.
- A read-only window; it shows, it never edits.
How it fits
Reads from Cortex and its stores over a REST contract; shares brand DNA, not code.
Under the hood
A thin window onto the brain.
Atlas holds no data of its own. It reads the broker over a REST contract and a live event stream, and draws what the brain currently knows and what is flowing through it.
How it reads
Cortex + stores
pg · qdrant · neo4j
Broker
REST + SSE
Atlas
read-only
What it surfaces
Knowledge landscapecounts by type · criticality
The forge pathintake → truth → retrieval
Org graphwho relates to whom
Card browsersearch · expand
Live activityasks · ingests · sessions
Block healthstatus · latency
Read-only by design: Atlas shows, it never edits.
Polls /overview, /blocks, /knowledge and /brainmap; an SSE /events feed pushes activity live and refetches instantly on an ingest or an ask.
The broker token stays server-side; a tiny proxy adds it, so the browser never sees it.
Shares the brand, not the code. Coupled to the rest of the system by a REST contract only.
The rest of the constellation
Cortexthe brain, it knowsLensthe eye, it seesThalamusthe relay, it governsLarynxthe voice, it hears and speaksPharynxthe intake, it readsNexusthe mesh, it wires
This is one part of a system built to keep one promise: every answer is grounded and permission-aware, or it doesn’t come at all.