Website audit
Inspect titles, descriptions, canonicals, headings, indexing, social metadata, and HTTPS without sending retrieved page content into a model.
Forge Atlas is a cinematic interface for practical AI operations. The deterministic site audit is the front door; Fight Club, Swarm, and Atlas ID show exactly which work is live, local, optional, or editorial.
Motion communicates state, depth directs attention, and every interface still has a practical purpose. Nothing calls itself “live” merely because it rendered.
Inspect titles, descriptions, canonicals, headings, indexing, social metadata, and HTTPS without sending retrieved page content into a model.
Give two contenders the same task, see the exact runtime provider behind each answer, then judge the result locally.
Move one objective through strategist, builder, critic, and closer roles with every engine and fallback made visible.
Create an operator card that remains in your browser. Export it as JSON and import it elsewhere—there is no imaginary cloud sign-in.
Browse curated model matchups as an editorial archive. Scores and records are presented as demonstrations, never live telemetry.
The source tree, Worker routes, provider contract, security controls, tests, and deployment requirements live together.
The platform has four public states. The label comes from behavior, not presentation.
A current request completed and returned the expected response contract.
Data and behavior stay on this device unless you explicitly export them.
Curated content illustrates an interface; it is not represented as a provider call.
The feature activates only when its required server-side binding is present.
Start with a public HTTPS page. Command returns deterministic findings and exposes whether its Worker is genuinely healthy.