Connect an agent.
ChatGPT can look things up in the Atlas Network wiki mid-conversation, quoting real pages instead of guessing.
What it does
Ask ChatGPT about an Atlas partner or program today and it answers from whatever it absorbed off the public internet — often wrong, never current. Connected to the wiki, it searches first and tells you which page the answer came from, so you can check.
You sign in with your own Atlas account, so it sees exactly what you'd see and nothing more. There's no shared password, and the connection is read-only — an assistant can never edit, create, or delete a wiki page through it, and it can't reach your email, calendar, or Salesforce.
One thing to weigh: what it reads goes to OpenAI as part of your conversation. Same judgement as pasting a wiki page into ChatGPT by hand.
What you'll need
- A ChatGPT plan that can build custom GPTs — Plus, Team, or Enterprise. On the free plan the Create option doesn't appear.
- Your Atlas login — the same one that got you into this page.
- A Client ID and Client Secret from InfoSys. Treat the secret like a password: don't paste it into a chat, a doc, or a ticket.
In the meantime
AtlasClaw's own assistant already reads the wiki with no setup — though it's still under development. For grounded answers today, search the wiki directly.