Atlas connects Drive, Notion, Slack and GitHub, and answers with citations you can check — filtered by what each person is allowed to see.
What did we decide about SSO session length?
Sessions are capped at 12 hours, decided in the March incident review Auth decisions. The rollout finished May 14 — confirmed in #security — and the default lives in auth/config.py as SESSION_TTL_HOURS = 12.
Slack, Notion, Drive, GitHub and Jira sync today. Each keeps its own cursor, so a re-sync reads what changed and nothing else.
Citations are not footnotes bolted on afterwards. The model is handed numbered passages and answers from them; a marker pointing nowhere renders in red rather than being quietly swallowed.
Why did checkout failures spike after v4.2?
The retry budget was halved in payments/retry.py, which turned transient gateway timeouts into hard failures. Reverted on May 2 after #incident-4412.
Nobody retrieves what they cannot open.
“What is the severity policy for a P1?”
Paged within 5 minutes, incident channel opened automatically.
I could not find that in anything you have access to.
0 passages cleared the ACL
Content hashes and parser versions decide whether a document needs nothing, a re-embed, or a full re-parse.
A vector search finds what you meant; a keyword search finds what you typed. Weighted reciprocal-rank fusion decides between them, and the trace shows which channel earned each passage.
It is in a Notion page nobody remembers, a Slack thread from March, and one line of a config file. Atlas finds all three.
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