AI-native ops IDE for enterprise automation. 7 agents, workflow orchestration, SAP/mainframe, MFT, SLA monitoring — all in one desktop app.
Verify integrity (macOS / Linux):
Use Atlas Studio entirely in your browser — scheduling, runners, dashboards, and team ops.
After installing, launch Atlas Studio. You'll be prompted to sign in or enter your license key. Your key is available in the Web Portal under Settings → License.
macOS first launch (important)
Beta builds are not notarized by Apple yet (same situation as many developer-preview IDEs). Gatekeeper may show “Apple could not verify … is free of malware” or “damaged” if you only double-click. That is a signature / notarization policy, not a corrupt download.
If you see Atlas Studio 2 in Finder, macOS renamed a duplicate copy next to an existing Atlas Studio — delete old copies or move the app to Applications.
Download the .zip, unzip it, then:
Atlas Studio.app → Open → confirm Open again.xattr -cr ~/Downloads/Atlas\ Studio.appProduction releases will use Apple Developer ID signing + notarization (like VS Code, Slack, etc.) so double-click works without extra steps.
Windows (SmartScreen)
Unsigned / non-EV installers trigger SmartScreen. Use More info → Run anyway on the installer or portable .zip. Production builds will use an Authenticode certificate to remove that prompt.
Linux (tar.gz)
Extract: tar xzf AtlasStudio-*-linux-x64.tar.gz. Run the bundled atlas-studio (or use the .deb / AppImage when published). chmod +x if your unzip clears execute bits. Requires glibc 2.28+ (Ubuntu 20.04+).
Auto-updates
Atlas Studio checks for updates automatically on launch. Updates download in the background and apply on restart.