Meet Atlas

The chat that drives the workspace

Every project comes with a chat agent called Atlas. You describe what you want in plain words, and Atlas turns it into real work. Instead of guessing and spending, it first shows you the controls for whatever you asked for, a short set of choices like format, style, and how many variations, and waits for you to confirm or adjust. Only then does it run the generation, and the results land in the project.

Atlas is the difference between operating the machine yourself and briefing a teammate who already knows how. You bring the goal; it handles the steps.

What Atlas can do on its own

It is more than a prompt box. Atlas can carry out several steps in a row, for example research a topic, draft the copy, then render, without you typing each command. After it makes a creative it can run an automatic review that checks the result for quality and brand fit and attempt a fix if something looks off. That review runs inside a set credit budget, so it is a background helper with a ceiling, not a loop that spends forever.

When to reach for it

Use the studios when you already know the exact thing you want to make. Reach for Atlas when you would rather describe a goal and let it choose the steps, or when you want to change something you already made just by asking in words. Either way, the finished work ends up in the same project library.