Turn a messy pile of sources into an inspectable "project room" and produce a grounded, source-cited deliverable. Portable and self-contained: works with no prior setup — on first use it creates a project-rooms base folder (default ~/project-rooms, override with PROJECTROOMSDIR) and your first room. Invoked with no room named, it lists existing rooms and asks which to use, with "create new project room" last. A room prepares an inspectable source inventory + duplicate/conflict/missing-context logs + summaries + working brief, STOPS for human review, THEN drafts a deliverable that cites Source IDs, labels inferences, and flags unsupported claims. It can also capture and index sources as you work. Triggers: "project room", "organize my sources", "build a source inventory", "which room is this", "index the room sources", "draft from the room", "refresh the project room", "archive superseded outputs", "new project room", "working brief". Preparation before drafting; stable IDs; never overwrites originals or invents facts.
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Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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Turn a messy pile of sources into an inspectable "project room" and produce a grounded, source-cited deliverable. Portable and self-contained: works with no prior setup — on first use it creates a project-rooms base folder (default ~/project-rooms, override with PROJECTROOMSDIR) and your first room. Invoked with no room named, it lists existing rooms and asks which to use, with "create new project room" last. A room prepares an inspectable source inventory + duplicate/conflict/missing-context logs + summaries + working brief, STOPS for human review, THEN drafts a deliverable that cites Source IDs, labels inferences, and flags unsupported claims. It can also capture and index sources as you work. Triggers: "project room", "organize my sources", "build a source inventory", "which room is this", "index the room sources", "draft from the room", "refresh the project room", "archive superseded outputs", "new project room", "working brief". Preparation before drafting; stable IDs; never overwrites originals or invents facts.
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Turn a messy pile of sources into an inspectable "project room" and produce a grounded, source-cited deliverable. Portable and self-contained: works with no prior setup — on first use it creates a project-rooms base folder (default ~/project-rooms, override with PROJECT_ROOMS_DIR) and your first room. Invoked with no room named, it lists existing rooms and asks which to use, with "create new project room" last. A room prepares an inspectable source inventory + duplicate/conflict/missing-context logs + summaries + working brief, STOPS for human review, THEN drafts a deliverable that cites Source IDs, labels inferences, and flags unsupported claims. It can also capture and index sources as you work. Triggers: "project room", "organize my sources", "build a source inventory", "which room is this", "index the room sources", "draft from the room", "refresh the project room", "archive superseded outputs", "new project room", "working brief". Preparation before drafting; stable IDs; never overwrites originals or invents facts.
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Category
General
Reported license
MIT
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
GitHub Copilot
Gemini CLI