Terminals.Who does what?
One glance,your AI team.
Scroll down: terminals scattered across your machines fold into one live map.
One map for
the whole team.
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The flow stops here. Nothing goes out until you nod.
Who answers
to whom.
Each flow has its own crew. Who leads, on which machine, what each was first asked: one click away.
Gets better,
your call.In progress
Each round changes one thing, then rescores on the same test cases. It stays only if the score rises and you approve; otherwise it rolls back.
- Version
- v1
- Score
- 62
- You step in, per 10
- 7
- Find issueSpots recurring cases in your calls and failure logs
- Change oneEdits one rule, skill or config, snapshot first
- RescoreReruns the same cases in parallel; the score decides
- You approveKept only if better and you nod; else rolled back
FAQ
How is this different from tmux?
tmux manages sessions. Atta knows they work on the same job, and shows it all in one map.
Can I sign up to try it?
Atta is in closed beta. Join the waitlist with your email and we will send your trial code as spots open up.
Which model does it use?
Your pick. Atta runs the flow, not the model.
Why Atta and Hodor?
Atta is the leafcutter ant: a crew that splits the work. Hodor is Hold the door.
Next long run?
Hand it over.
Hand it off and go do something else. When it needs your call, it waits.
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