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    Build on Atlas

    Everything you need to automate Atlas, connect your tools, and drive your workspace with code or AI. Start with a token, make your first request, then go deep on the API and every module.

    Create an API tokenGet started

    Browse the docs

    Jump straight to a surface. The API reference is the source of truth for every route.

    Guide

    REST API guide

    Auth, rate limits, idempotency, pagination, and webhooks: end to end.

    Guide

    Authentication

    Personal Access Tokens and OAuth 2.0: mint, scope, refresh, rotate, and revoke.

    Reference

    API reference

    Every endpoint, parameter, scope, and error, with copyable examples.

    MCP for AI agents

    Point Claude, Cursor, or Cline at Atlas and drive it in plain language.

    SDKs

    Official client libraries. Install, authenticate, and call from your language.

    Quick actions

    UI controls, analytics ids, API routes, and validation for every action.

    Webhooks

    Real-time event delivery to your endpoints, with signed, replay-safe payloads and automatic retries.

    Connectors

    Set up Slack, Salesforce, and more with credentials, scopes, and checklists.

    Integrations

    OAuth scopes, webhook validation, object mapping, and sync behavior.

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    Collaboration and chat

    Channels, direct messages, threads, and attachments: in real time, next to the work.

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    Passwords, email codes and links, passkeys, single sign-on and two-step verification.

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    Client portal

    Set up the portal, invite clients and decide what they see, signed with your firm's name.

    Glossary

    The vocabulary of Atlas: objects, roles, and concepts defined precisely.

    Keyboard shortcuts

    Move through Atlas without ever leaving the keyboard.

    Module reference

    Deep dives for every module Atlas ships, grouped and searchable.

    Quickstart

    From nothing to your first request

    A couple of minutes, three steps. Keep tokens narrow: start read-only and widen only when a call needs it.

    1. 01

      Mint a Personal Access Token

      Create a Personal Access Token in API access with the narrowest scopes you need, such as tasks:read. Tokens look like atlas_pat_... and carry your own permissions.

    2. 02

      Make your first request

      Send the token as a bearer header and read the first 50 tasks in your workspace.

    3. 03

      Go deep on the reference

      Browse every endpoint, parameter, scope, and error, each with request and response examples you can copy.

    bash
    curl -H "Authorization: Bearer atlas_pat_REPLACE_ME" \
  https://api.example.com/v1/tasks?limit=50

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