A cloud for small software

Your agent writes the tool. Atrium publishes it — gives it an identity, bounds what it can reach to what you can already reach, hands back a URL, and puts it on a dashboard where it can be watched or revoked.

Start free Pricing

git clone https://github.com/pbeneteau/atrium.git
cd atrium/platform && npm install
npm run demo

Publish where you already work

There is no create button, and there will not be one. The code is written in your agent; Atrium takes over afterwards — identity, clamp, audience, URL, ledger, revocation.

/publish-your-tool

Clamped by default. Governed after.

Writing small software is now free. Running it safely is not — a ninety-second tool wants the company’s database, four colleagues and a Slack channel.

A tool is clamped to its author — it reads what they can read, writes where they can write

Anything it asks for beyond that is held, with its reason in plain words, until somebody who can grant it does

Every read lands in an append-only ledger; revocation is one gesture, and a revoked URL says so instead of vanishing

Publishing a tool grants nobody any access they did not already have.