Books & long-form series
Outline 10–14 chapters, draft each as a publish-ready Markdown manuscript, and keep them coherent across the whole arc.
Editorial agent · v1
Atlas is a content operations cockpit for long-form publishing. Configure a brief, watch the agents research, plan, draft, review, and revise—then approve chapters before they ship. Built for editors who need rigor, not just output.
What you get
Built for serious publishing
Outline 10–14 chapters, draft each as a publish-ready Markdown manuscript, and keep them coherent across the whole arc.
Produce structured reports with grounded citations, sectioned analysis, and exportable artifacts ready for distribution.
Coordinate research, drafting, review, and revision cycles with explicit memory of past feedback and reusable skills.
Build well-researched, source-backed posts with code examples, diagrams, and editorial review gates.
How it works
Each stage produces inspectable artifacts. You can pause, branch, or reroute the pipeline at any gate.
Research
Grounded sources gathered for the topic.
Series Plan
Architecture and table of contents drafted.
Draft
Each chapter written with examples and structure.
Review
Automated quality, lint, and skill-adherence checks.
Improve
Reviewer feedback applied; revisions issued.
Assets
Source list, visuals, and code blocks finalised.
Approval
Human reviewer decides go/no-go.
Publish
Manuscripts ready for distribution.
Operating principles
Visible work, not magic.
Every research note, draft, review report, and revision is captured as an inspectable artifact you can audit.
Human in the loop, by design.
Approvals are a release gate. Reviewers can request changes, leave comments, or block publishing.
Memory that compounds.
Editorial feedback distills into reusable skills that future runs follow — your style improves over time.
Production by default.
Three run modes (dev, review, production) gate the pipeline so the right work happens at the right stage.
Ready to compose