Atlas Knowledge Operating System

Version 2.0.0-rc2 (2026-07-09): a TypeScript platform that ingests official sources, binds evidence to claims, verifies integrity, and publishes traceable knowledge products.

The reference module "Driving Licence France (NL→FR)" demonstrates end-to-end capability with 41 verified claims, 45 sources, and knowledge score 63.4.

Atlas is commercially presentable for customer pilots: registry-driven modules, frozen kernel engines, CI pipeline, and measurable trust gates.

Atlas targets domains where official information is fragmented across government portals, EU law, prefectures, and community sources — typical for expats and cross-border residents.

The reference module addresses Dutch driving licence exchange in France (FR) — a high-complexity wedge with 17 contradictions surfaced in live data.

Future module roadmap (documented in docs/platform/FutureModules.md) prioritises France life-administration verticals: healthcare, housing, CAF, taxes, vehicle registration, business setup.

Citizens, businesses, and governments depend on rules buried across dozens of sources — often conflicting, rarely traceable.

Atlas measured 17 open contradictions in the reference module alone; 15 verification warnings document graph and coverage gaps.

Manual research and generic CMS workflows cannot gate releases on evidence coverage or SHA-256 integrity hashes.

Atlas modules package domain research as versioned, verifiable knowledge products with full traceability from published pages back to primary sources.

Seven engines (Knowledge, Validation, Verification, Change Intelligence, Publishing, OS, Registry) gate every release — no publish without verification pass.

Reference module published at version 1.0.0 with published status; change intelligence reports safe release: true.

Three presentation layers: Atlas Studio (internal), Demo/Investor (stakeholders), published module websites (end users).

Data layer: knowledge/modules/{id}/ as versioned packages with module.json contract; knowledge/core/ frozen kernel.

Trust layer: verification engine with SHA-256 hashes, immutable audit store, change intelligence before release.

Platform version 2.0.0-rc2; 47,426 lines of TypeScript across 526 files.

85 passing knowledge tests passing; contract validation on every module.

Hosting: pilot on Hetzner VPS (€4–15/mo documented); Vercel-compatible Next.js deploy; enterprise path via shared storage (EFS/Blob).

Atlas is the product — modules are horizontal datasets. Vonari owns the company; Atlas delivers the Knowledge OS (AtlasStrategy.md).

Current stage: M0 Platform Stable achieved (RC-2). Next gate: M0.5 Founder Beta — end-to-end publish cycle with ≥2 verified procedures.

Revenue phase (M4+) begins only after Public Beta exit criteria — trust before monetisation (Atlas Constitution).

Traditional: Content pages → Atlas: Verified claims with evidence

Traditional: Manual fact-checking → Atlas: Verification Engine

Traditional: Copy-paste sources → Atlas: Source → Evidence → Claim chain

Traditional: One website → Atlas: Module ecosystem + Publishing

Traditional: Developer builds features → Atlas: Researcher builds modules

Product roadmap (ROADMAP-1.0.md): Founder Beta → Private Beta → Public Beta → Revenue → Scale → European Expansion.

Technical roadmap (AtlasStrategy.md): Phase 3 module scale → Phase 4 Marketplace → Phase 5 Enterprise.

Platform at Phase 2 complete: registry, multi-module Studio, reference + scaffold modules (driving-licence-france, healthcare-france).

Each module follows driving-licence-france architecture: sources, evidence, claims, verification, publish.

Healthcare France (P1 scaffold) is next research target; housing, CAF, taxes, vehicle registration, business planned.

Modules with verification pass eligible for future Marketplace listing; Vonari reference modules free.

Revenue follows trust, not precedes it (Atlas Constitution, Decision Framework). All streams below are documented strategy — not current MRR.

Marketplace.md defines future streams; BUSINESS-MILESTONES.md sets M5 €2K MRR and M7 €10K MRR exit criteria.