StrategiQ Atlas
Guides to how our more complicated client websites work, so troubleshooting does not depend on one person being available.
Finding things
Section titled “Finding things”Use the search box, or ask Claude from inside any codebase that has run
atlas init — it can search and read Atlas directly.
Writing things
Section titled “Writing things”Do not edit pages here by hand. Write from the codebase the page is about:
atlas push notes.md --site checkout --type runbook --title "Stripe webhook fails"atlas fills in the owner, the source repository, and the verification date,
then commits and pushes. The site redeploys within about a minute.
What belongs here
Section titled “What belongs here”Architecture, features, runbooks, integrations, and onboarding for each site.
A feature page explains how one feature works, in enough detail that someone
covering the project — or Claude, asked to change it — can act without reading the
whole codebase. /atlas-audit in a wired repository writes a set of them from the
code.
Never credentials — the write path blocks anything credential-shaped. Never unpatched vulnerabilities either; those belong in the ticket tracker, not in a document that describes exactly how to exploit us.
Coverage
Section titled “Coverage”The health dashboard shows which sites are documented and which pages have gone stale.