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Atlas

Frames 1 to 20 are Atlas prototype screens, captured 2 November 2026. Frames 21 to 25 are Journey Map views, captured 11 November 2026. Swipe, scroll, or use the controls. Focus the gallery and use Left/Right or Home/End. Select an image to open its PNG.

Atlas personal overview and saved work — 2 / 25 · Personal overview and saved work

Atlas coverage and benefits — 3 / 25 · Coverage and benefits

Atlas dental coverage details — 4 / 25 · Dental coverage details

Atlas applications and cases — 5 / 25 · Applications and cases

Atlas insurance services across six products — 6 / 25 · Insurance services across six products

Atlas existing life insurance application — 7 / 25 · Existing life insurance application

Atlas existing Medicare supplement enrollment — 8 / 25 · Existing Medicare supplement enrollment

Atlas existing dental claim draft — 9 / 25 · Existing dental claim draft

Atlas existing disability income claim draft — 10 / 25 · Existing disability income claim draft

Atlas synthetic payments and premium obligations — 11 / 25 · Synthetic payments and premium obligations

Atlas feedback modal without submission — 12 / 25 · Feedback modal without submission

Atlas employee overview — 13 / 25 · Employee overview

Atlas employee Coverage & benefits showing an enrolled synthetic employer benefits member — 14 / 25 · Employee Coverage & benefits with enrolled employer membership

Atlas existing leave and return-to-work record — 15 / 25 · Existing leave and return-to-work record

Atlas manager overview with synthetic case summaries — 16 / 25 · Manager overview and existing case summaries

Atlas manager Team & leave with existing synthetic team records — 17 / 25 · Manager Team & leave with existing synthetic team records

Atlas reviewer overview with synthetic case summaries — 18 / 25 · Reviewer overview and existing case summaries

Atlas reviewer Assigned reviews with existing cases and empty leave details — 19 / 25 · Reviewer Assigned reviews with existing cases and empty leave details

Atlas reviewer Insurance services with existing cases and no saved drafts — 20 / 25 · Reviewer Insurance services with existing cases and no saved drafts

Atlas Journey Map pipeline on 11 November 2026, with 138 tracked issues — 21 / 25 · Journey Map · Pipeline. 138 tracked issues. Transcript snapshot 17:23 IST.

Atlas Journey Map issues on 11 November 2026: 138 created, 61 closed — 22 / 25 · Journey Map · Issues. 138 created, 7 in progress, 70 open, 61 closed.

Atlas Journey Map pull requests on 11 November 2026: 80 created, 68 merged — 23 / 25 · Journey Map · Pull requests. 80 created, 55 reviewed, 68 merged, 12 open.

Atlas Journey Map charts showing 22 implemented capabilities and recorded test attempts — 24 / 25 · Journey Map · Charts. 22 implemented capabilities and 1,548 recorded test attempts.

Atlas Journey Map automated tests: 1548 recorded, 973 passed, 574 failed — 25 / 25 · Journey Map · Automated tests. 1,548 recorded command runs, 973 passed, 574 failed. These are command runs, not assertion counts.

Prototype portal for a fictitious US insurer. Atlas covers life, Medicare supplement, disability income, dental, long-term care, and annuities. Selected journeys run on synthetic customers. Payments and legacy systems are simulated.

The browser is React, and the server decides the screen. A TypeScript API holds the Keycloak session, accepts durable case commands, and can recover when a command’s outcome is uncertain. Forms ship as pinned releases in English and Spanish. Mac certification is required before the UI is hosted or the services move to a cloud VPS.

Read the Atlas journey for the 30 October development deck. Its work-tracker headline uses the 11 November 2026 capture: 138 issues with 61 closed, 80 pull requests with 68 merged, 22 implemented capabilities, and 22 closed feature issues. Later slides in that deck keep the 30 October account.

Frames 1 to 20 in the carousel were captured on 2 November 2026. They show synthetic customer, employee, manager, and reviewer views. All 13 exposed main tabs across these four views are pictured. Empty and unavailable sections reflect that capture. Frames 21 to 25 are Journey Map views from the 11 November 2026 snapshot. Each of those captions starts with Journey Map.

The Journey Map is a frozen snapshot exported 11 November 2026 at 17:24:12 IST. The metrics cutoff on that capture is 17:23 IST. Issue, pull request, review, audit, and automated-test views use the same capture. Private links stay unavailable. This export does not certify the application. Full local certification and cloud deployment remain ahead.

Explore Atlas product capabilities and roadmap for a business guide to prototype services and planned capabilities.

Explore the frozen Journey Dashboard for the complete captured build record, charts, tables, test guides, and public-safe documents. Source dates and coverage limits are retained.

Rootr

A cloud workspace for setting up a project from one pane. A developer opens Rootr and agents discover the project, then help stand it up. Sign-in is Clerk. Each session is designed for one sandbox and one hot harness, Pi or Codex. Model calls go through a gateway, so Rootr does not keep vendor tokens. Reads against other systems go through approved adapters.

The running slice is sign-in. Clerk maps the person to a tenant, GET /v1/me answers, and a React client calls that API. Sessions, project discovery, catalog approval, and the setup assist are specified and not built yet. There is no public demo yet.

Glass

An AI prompt UI, rendered instead of traditional forms and pages. An operator types in chat. The reply stays in the transcript. Images, documents, and generated screens land on a collapsible canvas. Those screens come from a closed catalog, so the model cannot mount a widget the app does not already know.

A new thread stays on the device until the first completed model turn, then Convex stores it. Sign-in creates a tenant. The app runs locally on Next.js, Clerk, Convex, and Grok. Archive, tenant knowledge, and saving a record from a generated screen are still open. There is no public demo yet.

KORDR

Local AI-agent workflow orchestration. Kordr is a single-user system for orchestrating agent workflows with a durable Run Ledger, policy stack, and provider-backed execution. The feature/ink-tui-v1 line adds a first-class interactive Ink + React terminal UI — chronological transcript, status chips for provider/model/reasoning, slash commands, live tool rows, and collapsed Thinking/Tools with markdown answers.

Still under active development (not a production end-user service yet): the CLI validates and explains workflows, the daemon owns local lifecycle operations, and the interactive shell is the best way to try the live coordinator path.

View KORDR on GitHub

ShowTime Lite

Modern presentations in your browser. ShowTime Lite is a cloud-based slide creation tool with a visual canvas, real-time preview, presentation mode, rich components, and image or JSON export. It supports browser-local decks today, with cloud workspaces and folder-based project organization in development.

Visit ShowTime Lite · Launch the interactive demo · View releases

StageLeft Notes

Site-aware notes without leaving the page. StageLeft Notes is a local-first Chrome extension that opens as a slide-out panel for presentations, demos, research, and live reference work. It associates notes with sites, stores them as Markdown in a local folder tree, and keeps read mode clean while rich editing tools remain available on demand.

View StageLeft Notes on GitHub