Answers from your company, then the work.
Atlas answers from your docs, decisions and goals, then writes the issue, the doc or the deck.
It already knows the background.
Ask about a decision and get the decision, the goal it serves and the thread behind it.
Side by side, row by row.
| Outcome | Terramind | Grok |
|---|---|---|
| Answers with the web searched | Yes | Yes |
| What people are saying on X | Yes | Yes |
| Models from more than one lab | Yes | No |
| Answers from your team's decisions and goals | Yes | Partly |
| Issues written and work handed to a teammate | Yes | Partly |
| Docs, sheets and slides, edited in the same app | Yes | Partly |
Yes Does itPartly PartlyNo Not built in
It does the thing you asked about.
A thread becomes scoped issues, and a plan becomes the code, the deck or the analysis.
- Issues written
- Docs updated
- Work in Nucleus
Work handed out, and followed up.
Atlas passes work to the teammate whose job it is, then reports what stalled.
Before you decide.
When is Grok the better choice?
For a quick answer that needs nothing from your company, Grok is a fine choice.
Does it really know my company?
It searches the pages, messages, decisions, goals and issues in Spaces by meaning.
What does it remember?
Your memory and preferences sync across devices, and each AI teammate keeps its own.
What does it cost?
Free to start, and one subscription covers both apps. Agents on your own subscriptions bill to those, not to your credits.
Is it Mac only?
Yes, for now. Nucleus and Spaces are built for Apple silicon Macs, and there are no Windows or Linux builds yet.
The AI that already knows the background.
Atlas comes with Nucleus and Spaces, on one account.