OMNIFIC ATLAS — AUTONOMOUS ENGINEERING PLATFORM
Describe the software.
A team of agents ships it.
ATLAS runs a coordinated team of twelve specialized AI agents that takes a project from plain-language description to deployed software — planning, building, and verifying behind quality gates, on a budget you set, with every decision observable.
From a description to deployed software
You write what you want. The agent team plans it, builds it, and verifies it — then ships. Every project moves through the same seven phases, and no phase completes until its quality gate passes.
- 1researchThe team investigates the problem space and pins down requirements.
- 2architectureSystem design, interfaces, and the plan the builders will execute.
- 3implementationAgents write the code in sandboxed workspaces, in parallel where safe.
- 4integrationPieces are assembled and exercised together, not just in isolation.
- 5verificationTests, acceptance checks, and adversarial review against the spec.
- 6polishRough edges, docs, and the details a human reviewer would flag.
- 7deploymentThe result is shipped — running software, not a zip file.
Built like infrastructure, not a demo
ATLAS is engineered for the parts of autonomy that are hard to fake: isolation, cost control, and verifiable quality.
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Twelve specialized agents
Architects, builders, verifiers, and coordinators — each with a distinct role, working as one team on your project.
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Quality gates at every phase
Work doesn't advance on optimism. Each phase must pass its gate before the next one starts.
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Budgets and cost tracking
Per-account budgets with live cost tracking. You decide what a project may spend; ATLAS enforces it.
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Multi-tenant isolation
Tenants are separated by design — and the separation is proven by an adversarial gate that actively tries to break it.
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Real-time dashboard
Watch the team work: phases, agent activity, costs, and gate results — live, not after the fact.
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Bring your own LLM keys
Run the platform on your own model accounts. Your keys, your providers, your rate limits.
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Sandboxed execution
Generated code runs in isolated sandboxes with controlled egress — never loose on shared infrastructure.
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Signed plugin system
Extend the platform through plugins with signed manifests — capability extension without trust erosion.
Built honest
Autonomous systems earn trust by being explicit about what they will and won't do. Every ATLAS project ships with an acceptance contract — the concrete, checkable criteria the delivered software is verified against, written down before the build starts.
And when a request can't be met safely or honestly, ATLAS says so. The platform maintains refusal matrices: defined conditions under which agents stop, escalate, or decline rather than fake progress. No silent scope-shrinking, no confident hand-waving — a system that would rather refuse than pretend.
Get on the list
ATLAS is onboarding teams gradually. Tell us who you are and what you'd build — we'll reach out when your slot opens.