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Status Feed Reports Incidents, Not 'All Clear'
The status RSS/Atom feed now only emits an item when there's an actual incident — no more 'All Systems Operational' reposting on every polling cycle.
Changelog
New features and improvements in Atmos Pro.
Tag
June 2026
May 2026
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AI Credits for Atmos AI
Top up Atmos AI usage with prepaid credit packs and optional auto-refill.
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Commit Generated Files From CI
Run `atmos pro commit` to push generated files back to your PR with a GitHub-verified Atmos Pro App commit that re-triggers CI.
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Pull private cross-repo modules in CI — no tokens to manage
Atmos Pro brokers short-lived, read-only GitHub tokens so CI can pull private Terraform modules and components from your other repos without PATs.
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Post-Apply Drift Verification
Atmos Pro can now verify drift after successful apply and remediation runs, keeping repository drift status grounded in a fresh detection check.
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GitHub ChatOps with @atmos-pro
Bring Atmos Pro's workspace-aware AI into GitHub issues and pull requests: summaries, failure triage, investigations, code-review support, and operational handoffs.
feature
Workspace Skills and Artifacts
Share reusable Atmos playbooks and durable AI-generated artifacts with your team, available in Atmos AI and through the Atmos Pro MCP across every repository.
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Sidebar Favorites
Star the repositories and instances you return to most, and they appear right under the Repositories and Instances groups in the sidebar.
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Atmos AI Chat
Ask a workspace-aware AI assistant about drift, failing workflows, and deployments — without leaving the dashboard.
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AI Summary in your GitHub PR comments
The Atmos Pro PR comment now includes a plain-English summary of everything the pull request changes across every affected stack and component.
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Agents Can Now Read the Docs
Atmos Pro MCP now gives agents direct access to public docs as searchable, efficient Markdown, making setup, configuration, and troubleshooting faster.
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Command Palette
Press ⌘K from anywhere in Atmos Pro to jump to a repo, stack, component, or instance — favorites rank first.
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Verified Commit Dispatch
Repositories can now require GitHub-verified commits before Atmos Pro dispatches workflows, and Atmos Pro autocommits are created through GitHub's verified bot signing path.
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CODEOWNERS Validation on Pull Requests
When a pull request touches a `CODEOWNERS` file, Atmos Pro now validates syntax, every referenced user and team, and duplicate patterns — folded into the existing Atmos Pro check.
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Dispatch Circuit Breaker
Atmos Pro now holds dispatches when a pull request would trigger more changes than your threshold, pauses dispatches when pushes arrive too quickly, and protects GitHub API budget during large fan-outs.
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MCP Server (Beta)
Connect Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Continue, and Cline to your Atmos Pro workspace through the Model Context Protocol — no API keys, browser-based GitHub login, short-lived revocable tokens.
feature
Light Mode
Atmos Pro now ships a polished light theme alongside dark mode, with a system-aware toggle in the header and user menu.
April 2026
feature
Pull Request Auto-Review
Atmos Pro now leaves a GitHub PR review — approving when checks pass, requesting changes with the failing stacks and instances when they don't.
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Dedicated Egress IPs for GitHub Allow-Listing
The Atmos Pro GitHub App now calls GitHub from a stable, published set of dedicated egress IPs — so customers who enable a default-deny IP allow list on their GitHub organization can inherit our IPs and restrict access to their org to traffic from Atmos Pro.
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Deployment Stability Heatmap
A GitHub-style calendar view that surfaces failure rate trends at a glance, with color intensity scaled to each day's failure rate.
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Insights Dashboard
A dedicated analytics page with DORA metrics, workflow trends, instance health, and change failure rates — all in one place.
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Dedicated Instances Page
Infrastructure instances now have their own page with drift status, bulk drift detection, and direct access from the sidebar.
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Workspace-Level Pull Requests
See every pull request across all your repositories in one view, with Atmos status, swim lane grouping, and search.
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Approvals Dashboard
Review, approve, reject, or cancel deployment workflows across all repositories from a single dashboard — with bulk actions, full history, and a sidebar indicator so nothing slips through.
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Audit Log Forwarding
Stream workspace audit events to your SIEM or compliance tools in real-time using CloudEvents v1.0 webhooks.
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Media Kit
Download official Atmos Pro logos, brand colors, and usage guidelines from a dedicated public page.
enhancement
Simplified GitHub Actions Workflows
Atmos Pro workflows now run inside the official Atmos Docker container, and describe affected works with a single command — no flags required.
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Batch Dashboard for Large Deployments
Track an entire deployment batch in one place with progress, heatmaps, filters, and run-level visibility.
enhancement
run-name Now Optional
GitHub run-ID linkage is now native — you can remove the custom run-name line from your workflows.
enhancement
Native GitHub Run ID Linkage
Atmos Pro now uses GitHub's native OIDC check_run_id to link CLI requests to workflow runs — no run-name encoding required.
enhancement
Stress Tested at Scale: 2,000+ Components
We stress tested Atmos Pro with over 2,000 affected components in a single PR, then optimized dispatch, fan-out, and reconciliation based on what we found.
March 2026
feature
Notification Inbox
Real-time notifications when your workflows complete, fail, or detect drift — right in the dashboard.
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In-App Feedback Widget
Submit feature requests and bug reports directly from the dashboard with optional screenshot capture.
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Create GitHub Issues for Drift and Failures — Scoped to Your Stacks
Open GitHub Issues directly from your infrastructure UI, scoped to the exact stack and component. Assign work, track remediation, and auto-close issues when problems resolve.
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Seamless Workspace Switching
Switch between workspaces instantly with the new workspace switcher. Your dashboard context updates immediately with no page reload.
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Issues System with Board View
Track infrastructure issues with a dedicated board view. See open issues, what's in progress, and what's been resolved — all scoped to your workspace repositories.
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Kanban Board for Infrastructure Operations
A new board view gives you a kanban-style overview of all infrastructure operations across your repositories, organized by status.
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GitHub Status Badges for Drift Detection
Embeddable status badges that show real-time drift detection status for each component, directly in your GitHub README or any markdown.
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Beautiful PR Comments
Atmos Pro now posts rich, animated PR comments with dependency graphs, status tables, and real-time progress tracking directly in your pull requests.
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Audit Log for Workspace Administration
A searchable audit log that records every action in your workspace — who did what, when, and to which resource.
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Stack Success Rate Analytics
See which stacks fail consistently so you can focus attention where it matters most and build a more stable system.
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Stacks Explorer with Tree & List Views
YAML is a powerful way to manage infrastructure — it becomes a data model for your architecture. But it's hard to visualize. The Stacks Explorer makes that data model visual, with real-time health status for every component.
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Cross-Repo Dashboard for Infrastructure Operations
A unified dashboard that aggregates metrics and events across all your repositories, giving you a single pane of glass for infrastructure operations.
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Real-Time Operational Metrics
Live metrics cards show deployment velocity, drift rate, failure trends, and active workflows across your entire workspace — updated in real time.
enhancement
Overhauled Repository View with At-a-Glance Metrics
A redesigned repository view that surfaces key metrics — stack counts, drift status, and recent activity — right on the card, so you can triage without clicking through.