Experience and catalogue
Pages, collections, titles, metadata, images, languages and playback form the visible product.
PUBLIC DOCUMENTATION
This public map brings product, operations, API and MCP together. Information is open; private data and actions require authentication, permissions and the relevant plan.
AtomGo integrates ATOM CDN, CMS, player, web, users, monetisation and analytics in an all-in-one service. Agentic adds prompt operations, Page Builder, SEO and Content Factory.
Pages, collections, titles, metadata, images, languages and playback form the visible product.
Registration, profiles, roles, entitlements and continuity are configured when required by the model.
Subscriptions, one-off access, providers and reconciliations are documented together with the relevant accounts, permissions and journeys.
Documentation follows the way your team sets up, launches and operates the platform.
Documentation organises environment, brand, catalogue, ownership, content and accounts.
Mobile and TV builds add platform accounts, testing, certification, listings and maintenance.
Documentation identifies the sources it may consult, the actions it may request, each output format and the human approval required.
People and AIs can discover the capabilities. Credentials enable only the data and operations authorised for each account.
Video Delivery API on every plan, Control API from Agentic and advanced governance with Custom.
Tools that let AIs query and operate AtomGo within the same project permissions, approvals and limits.
Documentation is open; private data and actions require authentication, scopes and permissions.
Your team receives the operations, versions, access and support it needs.
Video CMS: upload videos, thumbnails and metadata with one prompt.
View example and scope →AI Page Builder: update your website with prompts.
View example and scope →Integrated SEO: create and publish articles with AI.
View example and scope →Available tools, permissions and technical contracts are defined for each environment. These examples describe product operations; they are not executable requests against a public API.