Notes on the decisions behind the tools — why an export keeps what it keeps, why a cleanup is staged the way it is, and what we changed our minds about.
Vendor lock-in is usually discussed as a pricing problem or a contract problem. In practice it arrives as a file you cannot open anywhere else. Here is the test we apply to our own products.
Most AI presentation tools hand you a picture of a slide and call it a deck. This is what we learned rebuilding our PowerPoint export twice, and why the file you walk away with is the only honest measure of the tool.
A short introduction to the AtomStorm studio, the two products we ship today, and the one rule underneath both of them.
Atlas cleans up a Mac under one constraint — every action is explainable before it runs and recoverable after. Here is why that constraint shapes the whole tool.
