Atlas OS Docs

Discord — the interface

The server map, forum conventions, tags, and how to handle files.

Discord is the primary way to work with Atlas. Channels are organized so every conversation lands in the right context automatically.

Server map

ChannelWhat it's for
🧠・talk-with-atlasMain line to Atlas — anything, cross-domain, ad-hoc
🗂・dossierOne post per client company. Who they are, stakeholders, engagement. Atlas keeps the company dossier updated from whatever you drop here.
💼・projectsOne post per build (personal or client). Naming convention: <Project Name> | <Company> — the suffix tells Atlas which client it belongs to.
🎓・careerJob search, interviews, resume, leads pipeline
📚・learningSkill trees and lessons (backed by Metis)
✈️・travelOne post per trip — planning, bookings, packing
🛠️・improvementsMaking the AI stack itself better
🎬・movies / 🎮・gamesWatch/play backlog — recommendations, never tasks
🛒・buy-listPurchase wishlist — Atlas can compare and price-check
⏰・remindersThe reminder bot's channel — Done/Snooze buttons live here
🪧・noticeRead-only announcements

Forum conventions

  • Post titles matter. In 💼・projects, Leads Tracker | Acme tells Atlas the project and the client — it loads that company's full context before replying.
  • Tags mirror status. Every forum has tags (🔍 discovery, 🔨 building, ✅ done…). Tag your post; filter by tag to see state at a glance.
  • Post bodies stay thin. The thread is intake and conversation; durable facts get written to the vault by Atlas. Don't maintain long post bodies.

Files and documents

  • Small files (under ~30 MB): attach directly in the relevant post.
  • Big or keep-worthy documents (client PDFs, audits): they belong in the vault under Sources/<Company>/ — then tell Atlas to digest them into the dossier. The chat is ephemeral; the vault is forever.

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