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Atlas is your library for Pages, documents, images, and files from your conversations. Open it from the navigation rail. Atlas works with Claude and Codex. Your saved library stays the same when you switch between those providers.

Find your work

Use All, Pages, Docs, and Images to choose a category. Search, filter by project, and switch between list and grid views. Recent Pages appear in the sidebar. Generated files appear when the run identifies them as outputs; Atlas does not import every file from a workspace. Browser annotation captures stay with their conversation but are omitted from automatic library listings. You can explicitly save a capture to Atlas when you want to keep it.

Start a Page

Choose Start a page, complete the “Create a page about…” prompt, and send it. The agent writes a native Page that you can edit alongside it. You can also start from Project brief, Research notes, Decision log, Launch checklist, or Brainstorm. Each Page has its own chat. Ask for edits, start a new Page chat, or return to an earlier one. Page chats use Work mode without changing your space’s saved mode.

Save a file permanently

A conversation’s generated files and uploads remain owned by that conversation until you choose Save to Atlas. Saving copies the file into the library. That copy survives deletion of the source conversation. It is a snapshot; later edits to the original do not update the saved copy.
Seeing a file in Generated or Uploads does not mean it has a permanent Atlas copy. Choose Save to Atlas for files you want to retain independently.

Make images

Choose New image, describe the result, and optionally attach a reference image. Templates help you start a poster, illustration, product photo, icon, or infographic. This uses Codex’s Image Gen skill. Mains checks whether the skill is available and enabled before sending. See Image generation.

Organize and recover

Give Pages a project, icon, and cover. Star saved items you use often. Pages and saved files can move to Trash, where you can restore them or confirm permanent deletion. Generated files still owned by a run follow that run’s lifecycle instead. Export Pages as Markdown or JSON when you want to use them outside Mains.