The agent’s been running for an hour. What did it touch? What did it cost?

Orchestrate

Run peers in parallel across harnesses, each in its own lane. Fleet Kanban shows who’s running, stalling, waiting, idle.

Peers on main
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Refactor auth middlewarepeer/auth-mw · 3 files · streamingRunning
Add rate-limit testspeer/ratelimit · 2 files · +84 −6Needs review
Migrate config to Rust corepeer/config-core · 5 files · streamingRunning
Fix flaky window testpeer/window-test · 1 file · approvedMerged

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Add retry with backoff to retry()

 export function retry(fn, attempts = 3) {−  return fn();+  let lastError;+  for (let i = 0; i < attempts; i++) {+    try { return fn(); } catch (e) { lastError = e; }+  }+  throw lastError; }

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The one that watches, not touches

Atlas remembers, so you don’t have to.

You step away from a project for a week. When you come back, Atlas already knows what changed — which files moved, which decisions got made, which threads are still open. It’s been watching the whole time. It has never once touched your code.

Continuous · Read-only · Never mutates

What makes it a platform, not a wrapper.

Multi-profile isolation

Every profile gets a full environment scrub and Keychain fencing — credentials, accounts, and MCPs never bleed into another profile. Switch profiles, switch your entire context.

Structure, not chaos

Profile → Project → Workspace → Session — every piece of work has a place, and nothing gets lost between sessions.

Fleet Kanban

A cross-session board showing what every agent in your fleet is doing — running, stalling, waiting, idle — at a glance.

Turn ledger

Every AI turn logged: tokens, model, cost, duration, effort. Per session, per profile. Built in from day one, not bolted on.

Context guardrails

80% nudges you, 95% escalates, 100% forces an interrupt. Orka manages agent runaway so you don't have to.

Cross-harness

Claude Code and Codex CLI today, side by side — Codex can even spawn Claude Code sub-agents. More harnesses are an implementation away.

Who it’s for

Built for developers and technical founders who want to orchestrate AI agents — not just prompt one. People who’ve outgrown a single harness, need every profile’s credentials fenced off from the others, and won’t accept a workflow that resets every time a new model ships.

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