Power users, this one's for you. A command palette that finds anything in milliseconds. Folders to organize however you think. And a mobile experience that actually works.
Command Palette
Press Cmd+K and start typing.
That's it. That's the whole interface. Notes, maps, sources, chats, commands: everything in Atlas is now searchable from one place. Type a filename to open it. Type "new note" to create one. Type a phrase to search your content.
The palette learns what you access most and surfaces those results first. If you always open "Research Notes" after "Climate Papers," it'll start predicting that pattern. The more you use it, the faster it gets.
Results appear as you type. Navigate with arrow keys. Hit Enter to open. You can work through your entire knowledge base without touching the mouse.
For keyboard-first users, this changes everything. For everyone else, it's the fastest way to find that note you know exists but can't quite remember where you put.
Folders
Your sidebar just got organized.
Create folders by right-clicking or using the command palette. Drag items in. Nest folders inside folders. Build whatever hierarchy matches how you think: by project, by topic, by date, by mood.
Everything you'd expect works: drag-and-drop reordering, right-click context menus, keyboard shortcuts.
Some people organize obsessively. Others throw everything in one pile. Both work. The point is that Atlas adapts to you, not the other way around.
@Mentions in Chat
Context makes AI smarter. Now you can give Atlas exactly the context it needs with a single character.
Type @ in chat and a menu appears showing your notes, sources, and maps. Mention something and Atlas reads it before responding. Asking about a specific paper? @mention it. Comparing two documents? Mention them both. Synthesizing a week's worth of notes? Mention the whole folder.
The more relevant context you provide, the better the answers get. @mentions make it trivially easy to say "here's what I'm thinking about, help me think further."
Mobile Experience
Atlas is now fully responsive. We rebuilt the interface to work on phones and tablets without compromise.
Sidebars collapse to give you writing space. Buttons are touch-friendly. Swipe gestures let you navigate between panels. The chat view is optimized for smaller screens. You can browse past conversations, continue threads, and ask questions from anywhere.
Not a "mobile-lite" version. The real thing, in your pocket. Start research on your laptop, continue on the train, review on your phone before a meeting.
Improved
This release also includes:
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25MB file uploads. Upload larger PDFs, images, and documents. That textbook chapter? It fits now.
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Citation badges. Redesigned to be clearer and more compact. Sources are easier to identify at a glance without cluttering your view.
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Landing page. Cleaner design, faster load times. When you share Atlas with a colleague, they'll understand what it does within seconds.
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Search. Now indexes recently created items immediately. No more "I just made this note, why can't I find it?"
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Folder drag-and-drop. Works smoothly on Firefox. Cross-browser consistency matters.
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Mobile keyboard. Input fields stay visible when typing. No more hunting for the text box behind your keyboard.
Have feedback? We'd love to hear from you at team@atlasworkspace.ai