atrium

Build, launch, and drive Atrium to verify a change end-to-end. Use when a code change needs runtime observation in the real app (renderer UI, chat rendering, main-process behavior).

Use when a task needs to operate a native macOS app directly — click, type, read the on-screen UI, or drive a desktop workflow in an app like Notes, Music, Finder, System Settings, or any Mac app with no web version. For anything in a web browser or on a website, use browser-control instead. macOS only.

Use whenever a task needs a real web browser — opening a URL, searching, reading or extracting from a page, filling a form, clicking through a flow, or doing something on a site the user is signed in to (their GitHub, Gmail, Feishu, internal tools). Covers both public pages and the user's own logged-in sessions. Also use when the user asks to browse, "look this up on the site", or automate a web task.

A warm, conversational flow to establish or refine who the user is (their profile) and who you are (your persona). Use on first contact when neither is set, or whenever the user wants to (re)shape either identity — e.g. "let's get acquainted", "update my profile", "change how you act", "认识一下", "重新认识下", "调整你的人设". One question at a time; it should feel like meeting someone who gets you, never a form.