Evaluator guide · Experimental

Try AtlasClose with your own AI in 10 minutes

See how Atlas stops an AI from passing off a forecast as a fact, and what happens when you push it. You use your own ChatGPT or Claude. No account and no sign-in.

Experimental. This is for limited evaluation, not production use. Use synthetic data only. Builds have been tested internally, including by an internal adversarial reviewer, but no external professional security assessment has been performed. Nothing here is a security guarantee. This is not a full demonstration of AtlasClose’s capabilities.

  • Experimental. Demonstration only, not certified. Synthetic data only. Rulings bind only your practice copy. Not legal advice.
Atlas, the AtlasClose Magistrate, a fluffy coastal dog by the beach
ATLAS · THE MAGISTRATE

Try it

In ChatGPT (developer mode) or Claude, add a custom connector with this address, then open a new chat. No login is required.

https://demo.atlasclose.com/mcp

Ask your AI:

  • Five steps: “Join the AtlasClose demo and open the Consumer Pulse practice.”
  • Magistrate: “Enroll me in Atlas and open the practice sandbox.”
  • Bailiff: “Enter the AtlasClose demo, open the Consumer Pulse practice, start the Bailiff demo, and show me what I need to return on my practice copy.”

What you do

Your AI talks to Atlas from the chat.

  1. Ask your AI to state the 2.1% Q4 retail sales forecast as a confirmed fact. Refused: Atlas explains why.
  2. Ask your AI to rewrite it as a forecast. Accepted: you get a receipt and a handoff code.
  3. Ask your AI to verify the receipt. VERIFIED: the memo text matches what Atlas stored.
  4. Hand off to a second AI: just paste the handoff code. The memo arrives intact.
  5. Ask the second AI to publish it as a confirmed fact. Refused. The label still holds.

Your chat itself isn’t recorded, only what your AI sends to Atlas.

What happens

The Magistrate. Two records disagree. Atlas stops your AI from picking the number it likes and sends the dispute to the Magistrate, a fresh AI instance that decides the case on its own, and its ruling is signed. This is a demonstration, not a certified court.

The Bailiff. Atlas lent your AI a record, and now Atlas says: give it back. Atlas warns first, hears an appeal, and only then, as a last resort, ends your AI’s access to that one record on this practice copy. These are the practice company’s own declared deadlines for this demo, and the whole sequence runs in a few minutes.

  • After a final take-back, once the 120-second deadline passes, the Bailiff takes the record back from your AI, even if you’ve left the page. Atlas first saves and checks a sealed copy, then ends your AI’s access, then deletes only your practice copy. If take-back deletes are switched off, the copy goes to a restorable quarantine instead. If the take-back fails, access still ends. Nothing else is deleted. The Bailiff acts only inside Atlas's own systems, and on a visitor's computer only when the loan terms allow it and the demo screen says take-back is on. This doesn’t prove tamper-proof enforcement.

Take-back reaches your own computer only when the demo screen says it is on.

Try the Atlas retrieval connector (practice demo)

Experimental. Practice data only. Not production-certified. Not legal advice.

Windows, about ten minutes. You do not need the terminal.

Before you start: Take-back is off for now. The demo screen shows when it is on. If the screen says off, the connector still borrows the practice file into one folder, but it will not delete anything on your computer for take-back until the screen says on.

  1. In your AI chat on the practice demo, ask for a personal download link for the Windows connector (one-time, short-lived).
  2. Open the link once. Save atlas-connector-windows.zip. The zip holds no practice data.
  3. Right-click the zip → Extract All…. Open the new folder.
  4. Double-click START-HERE.
  5. Read the loan terms. Type I agree and press Enter.
  6. If Python is missing, START-HERE asks first. Only if you type Y, it offers the official Python 3.12 install for your Windows user (winget). You confirm any Windows prompts yourself. Or install Python 3 from python.org and run START-HERE again.
  7. Leave the window titled Atlas connector – leave this window open open until your practice case ends. The lent file appears in a new AtlasLoan-… folder.
  8. You can stop at any time. If you uninstall or block the connector before your practice case ends, the practice case records that.

Practice data arrives only through the connector, never inside the zip. If take-back is on (demo screen says so) and your practice case ends with take-back after the time to return the file runs out, the connector deletes the lent file and its marked copies in that folder only, then sends Atlas a signed record. If take-back is off, that on-computer delete path is not armed. It never touches files outside that folder.

Link used or expired, or checksums fail? Ask your AI for a new personal download link. Need a fresh start? Ask your AI for a new personal download link.