Atlas v1.2.0 — Settings panel & mobile QR pairing

What's new

• Settings panel — click the new gear icon (between Cancel and Mute) to
  open a settings view in place of the orb
• Generate Mobile QR Code — scan with the Atlas mobile app to auto-fill
  your API key and pair instantly, no manual key entry
• Cleaner input/button layout — text input, Send, Cancel, Settings, and
  Mute now stay pixel-aligned at any window size (previously misaligned
  on resize)

Known limitations

• "Address me as" field in the settings panel is a placeholder — response
  name is still set via config.yaml for now
• CPU-only build — performance is noticeably slower than a GPU-accelerated
  setup
• Requires Ollama installed locally with the phi3:mini model pulled

Downloads

• Linux: Atlas-linux-split.z01 / .z02 / .zip (see below for reassembly)
• Android: Atlas.apk — unchanged from v1.1.0, re-attached for consistency
  with this release's version tag
• Windows / macOS: coming soon

Linux install

1. Download all 3 parts above
2. Reassemble: zip -F Atlas-linux-split.zip --out Atlas-linux-full.zip
3. Unzip, run ./install.sh once to create a desktop launcher
4. Double-click Atlas.desktop to launch

Atlas v1.1.0 — Linux support

What's new

• Linux download added — standalone build, no install required beyond unzipping
• Run ./install.sh once to create a desktop launcher, then double-click to open
• Android download link fixed and pointed at the correct APK asset

Known limitations

• CPU-only build — performance is noticeably slower than a GPU-accelerated setup;
  optimization is planned for a future release
• Requires Ollama installed locally with the phi3:mini model pulled

Downloads

• Linux: Atlas-linux.zip
• Android: Atlas.apk
• Windows / macOS: coming soon

Atlas v1.0.0 — Initial Release

The first public release of Atlas — a free, open-source AI assistant that runs
locally on your machine.

What it does

• Opens applications, controls your browser, and navigates the web on command
• Reads and summarizes PDFs, creates files/folders, and generates code
• Runs scripts and manages your workspace directly
• Available on Android — send commands to your computer from your phone
• Optional webcam vision — identify objects and read text in view
• Optional integrations with Google Calendar and Gmail
• Optional routes complex reasoning to Gemini or Claude when needed

Downloads

• Windows: Atlas.exe
• macOS: Atlas.dmg
• Linux: Atlas.AppImage
• Android: Atlas.apk (sideload — enable "install from unknown sources")

Notes

This is an early release — expect rough edges. Issues and PRs welcome.