AtMem product portfolio
The projects have separate responsibilities and installations.
| Product | What it does | Repository |
|---|---|---|
| AtMem | Governed, scoped memory and encrypted evidence; final authority for memory and local accounts | AtMem source |
| AtBots | Standalone Pydantic AI agent platform with private agent memory, workspaces, reusable connections and optional supervision | AtBots source |
| AtFlows | Local LLM observability, traces and reported costs; optional evidence-review leads | AtFlows source |
| AtForma | Local AI stack design, architecture canvas, review, cost estimates and delivery-pack exports; no infrastructure provisioning | AtForma source |
| AtSys | Durable coding-task supervision, bounded recovery and independent acceptance checks | AtSys source |
Stable AtMem 2.3.14 pins the separate legacy companion atmem-atbot==0.1.1
and atflows==0.1.8. The companion provides optional model-assisted memory
proposals; it is not the standalone atbots distribution. AtMem validates
proposals before changing governed memory. Installing standalone AtBots does
not replace the companion or grant authority over another agent's memory.
atmem init starts and checks local companions with AtMem-owned dashboard
login. AtFlows also supports standalone accounts. AtMem's deterministic memory
path remains usable without a running model service. AtSys runs independently
of AtMem/AtFlows; AtBots connects its integrations explicitly. Native AtSys
workspace supervision supports macOS/Linux, not native Windows.
Start with AtMem's first memory, the legacy companion setup, AtFlows observability, or the AtBots platform guide. Review integration boundaries before connecting an agent.