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# The atlas The atlas is every project on this machine. A project knows things (its **wiki**) and does things (its **threads**); the atlas holds the projects and the links between them. Every skill is a verb on one of those three nouns. This skill shows the projects, changes the settings, and routes a request to the skill that owns it. Tools: `atlas`, `settings`. Both work from any session: inside a project, or in a folder the atlas does not know. ## See what exists 1. Call `atlas`. It returns every project with its path, description, mode, wiki page count, inbox counts, open thread counts, the page that describes its work, and how recently it moved; the folders the atlas cannot read, with a reason; and the settings. 2. Show one line per project, the most recent first. Name each folder it cannot read and the reason. Keep it short: the user asked for orientation. 3. Say what needs attention: a project no page describes, a folder that is gone, a blocked or stale thread, a hub whose members are not mirrored. ## Route | The user wants | Skill | |---|---| | **The atlas** | | | Make a folder a project, blank or long-lived | `atlas-onboard` | | Change a project: name, description, mode, threads on or off, members, sync, forget | `atlas-project` | | Find what a hub's members hold in common; upgrade pages, build bridges | `atlas-merge` | | **The wiki** (home: `wiki`) | | | Turn a source into pages, of any size | `wiki-ingest` | | Answer from the wiki | `wiki-query