Product planning
Draft specifications and help keep roadmap work organized.
Engineering
Forge
Forge helps organize product work and draft specifications, issue triage, and release notes. Deployment and quality outcomes require your actual development workflow.
At a glance
Its place in the fleet.
Forge helps turn product context into engineering planning artifacts. It can prepare work for a team, but those artifacts are not a substitute for building, testing, and deploying software.
Bug triage & release notesSpec drafting & roadmap upkeepEngineering tasks for review
The operating boundary
Specialists assist ATLAS within the selected venture. Ask-mode actions stop for an authenticated operator decision. External work also needs the relevant provider connection and venture permissions; neither a prompt nor this profile grants them. Approval is not provider-confirmed delivery.
01 / Scope
What it can work on.
Work described here is limited to available records and configured connections.
Issue and release preparation
Organize bug triage, engineering tasks, and release-note drafts for review.
02 / Decision
Where you step in.
Preparing work and authorizing an action are different steps.
Engineering tasks
Proposed tasks and release material need review in the venture's actual development workflow.
03 / Boundaries
What it cannot claim.
Unavailable capabilities are not represented as completed work.
No implied deployment
A task, spec, or release note is not proof that code was shipped or tested. Deployment and quality outcomes require your development workflow.
See supervised work in context.
Review the platform, approvals, and provider readiness for a venture.