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Atlas Beta / Connector-Aware AI Search Workspace

Atlas focuses on retrieval, sensemaking, and traceability instead of vague AI claims: connect sources, search across them, inspect why results matter, and act with connector-aware boundaries.

Project role

Product, platform, and full-stack engineering

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Retrieval

Search-first workspace

Indexed retrieval, previews, and collections are treated as the primary product loop.

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Connectors

Source-aware adapter model

Each connector exposes its own coverage, capabilities, and operational truth model.

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Platform

Beta to production path

Lean beta economics are preserved while the architecture stays ready for OpenSearch, Redis/BullMQ, and S3-backed scale.

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AI search
retrieval systems
connector architecture
workflow automation
full-stack TypeScript
search infrastructure
background jobs
product systems

Product thesis

Knowledge work is fragmented across file storage, messaging, docs, design, and project systems. Atlas tackles that fragmentation with a connector-aware search workspace that stays honest about coverage, freshness, and supported actions.

A search-first workspace that connects cloud tools, indexes what users authorize, and turns retrieval into a product surface with previews, collections, notifications, and operational clarity.

Verified AI capabilities

Multi-account OAuth connectors with source-aware access models across file storage, code, knowledge, messaging, design, and project tools.
Cross-source search, previews, collections, notifications, activity, and analytics surfaces built around workspace retrieval and operational traceability.
Lean-beta runtime with Postgres search and database-backed queue fallback, plus a production-target path using OpenSearch, Redis/BullMQ, and S3-oriented infrastructure.
Connector adapters for Google Drive, Gmail, OneDrive, Dropbox, Box, GitHub, GitLab, Notion, Slack, Figma, Linear, Airtable, Teams, AWS S3, and Google Photos.

Platform architecture

AI stack

Query understanding
Search ranking
Context-aware retrieval
Preview extraction
Automation hooks

Platform stack

Next.js 14
React 18
TypeScript
Prisma
PostgreSQL
BullMQ
Redis
Supabase
S3-style artifact storage
OpenSearch
NextAuth
Cloudflare
Railway
AWS-target architecture

Why it matters

Cross-source search is paired with previews, collections, analytics, and activity so users can understand results instead of just seeing a ranked list.
The product distinguishes lean-beta and production-target runtime paths, showing real systems thinking around cost, search infrastructure, and background jobs.
Connector behavior is explicit: Atlas exposes search coverage, supported actions, and source-specific limits rather than hiding them behind generic AI copy.