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1분 만에 확인하기ATLAS — a voice-first, No Man's Sky–themed AI assistant. Speak to the Atlas and it answers aloud, with live NMS glyph-to-English translation captions, live expedition data, long-term memory and a no-key demo mode. Installable PWA. Unofficial fan project.
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ATLAS — No Man's Sky AI Interface
A voice-first AI companion themed on No Man's Sky. Speak to the Atlas and it speaks back, with a live HUD around it: the current expedition, real community-charted worlds, your local weather and lore from across the universe. Free demo mode for everyone; add your own Anthropic API key for full conversation.
Part of the No Man's Sky Hub family of fan tools.README 전문 보기 ↗Live: atlas.nomansskyhub.app
A voice-first AI companion themed on No Man's Sky. Speak to the Atlas and it speaks back, with a live HUD around it: the current expedition, real community-charted worlds, your local weather and lore from across the universe. Free for everyone with no key: the NMS Archive answers No Man's Sky questions from built-in lore and the live NMS Wiki (in English), at no cost. Add your own Anthropic API key and ATLAS becomes a true AI that can talk about anything, in your language.
Part of the No Man's Sky Hub family of fan tools.
Contents — long sections are folded; tap to open.
Expedition alerts and Traveller ID. 🔔 EXPEDITION ALERTS under the countdown turns on new-expedition / ends-in-24h notifications from ATLAS itself, in your language (nms-push.js; sent by the Weather station's alert server), and ATLAS greets you by the Traveller ID name saved on the Hub.
Atlas Codex: ask how to craft or refine anything, where to find it, or what an item is used for — real recipes and sources read live from the No Man's Sky Wiki, no API key needed
Expedition guide: every milestone of the current expedition by phase, with hints and rewards
Voice in, voice out, with wake word, continuous mode, hold-to-talk and interruptions
Long-term memory of what you tell it about yourself, stored only in your browser
Community Research, live. The ticker shows the Space Anomaly's Community Research tier and progress (e.g. Tier 2 of 2 — 41%), the same figure as Hello Games' Galactic Atlas sidebar, and you can ask ATLAS "what's the community research at?", with or without a key.
Live expedition ticker and countdown from the official Galactic Atlas feed. It finds new expeditions by itself
Galactic Alliances tile with the live top 5 in the left panel (on phones it sits where the Visual Archive was; both archives now share one tile)
Live alliance leaderboard ticker under the expedition ticker: the top 10 Galactic Alliances with members, stations and 24-hour changes, plus where your own alliances rank. Leaderboard courtesy of Voyager's Haven, built by u/IAmThe-Ekimo-1920
Real worlds in the System Scan, straight from the game. Voyager's Haven picks a random player-charted system; NMS Almanac (by Borjomi) then fills in what the game itself says about it: system and planet names, star, race, economy, conflict, biome, weather, sentinels, flora, fauna, and the Almanac's picture of the planet. Each ⟳ picks another system and a random planet in it. The portal address (glyphs + hex) points at that exact planet, and takes you there. If the Almanac doesn't know a system, the scan falls back to Haven's own data; if a traveller uploaded a photo to Haven, it shows too. Credited under the scan: (links to the planet's Almanac page) and . Almanac answers come through the Galactic Map's cached Almanac lookup, so the Almanac key never reaches the browser.
First-time visitors get a small New here? ▶ Take the tour / Dive in box (shown once, never again). The tour dims the page and spotlights the orb, tap to speak, typing, quick questions, settings and the transmission log, one step at a time with Back / Next / Skip. Replay it any time from the ▷ button next to the cog button. The phone's Back button closes it, and it's translated into every language the site offers. Shared nms-tour.js, the same file on every nomansskyhub.app site.
The whole site lives in atlas-nms-assistant/. That folder's README covers setup, controls, voices, the API key and every file. Netlify publishes that folder on every push to main.
It's free to use under the MIT licence. If you use any of it in your own project, site, video or post, please credit elegra1965 / No Man's Sky Hub with a link to nomansskyhub.app. The MIT licence also asks you to keep the copyright notice in LICENSE with any copied code.
The code is MIT licensed (see atlas-nms-assistant/LICENSE). Game names and imagery belong to Hello Games and are not covered by that licence.
An unofficial, fan-made project. Not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Hello Games or Anthropic.
Built by elegra1965.
Captions that fit. The glyph + English captions while ATLAS speaks always show whole lines (never half a line). While they're up, the question bar and quick chips step aside, and the orb (then the glyph line) shrinks on short screens, so all 3 English lines always show. The box closes 1 second after the last word (or straight away on End Transmission / an orb tap), and the question bar fades back in. The Transmission Log bar then glows and says ◂ Full transmission saved here for a few seconds, so you know where the whole answer went.
Galactic Alliances. Between expeditions the countdown panel becomes an alliances briefing. Log up to three of your own alliances and ATLAS knows who you fly with
Phone-friendly, with arrows that show when a tile strip scrolls sideways
Calm mode. A small Calm switch in the bottom-left corner swaps the patterned and image backgrounds for a plain dark one, for anyone who finds the page busy. It's shared across the whole No Man's Sky Hub family (one switch turns it on for every site) and lives in atlas-nms-assistant/calm.js.
Your language. The 🌐 button switches the page between English, Español, Deutsch, Nederlands, Polski, Français, Português (Brasil) and Italiano. With your own key, ATLAS answers in your language, and the voice and microphone use it too (free voices built into your device; if it has none for your language, ATLAS says so and speaks English). Answers from the free NMS Archive stay in English, with a note saying so. The choice is shared by the whole No Man's Sky Hub family: pick it once and every site follows (a small cookie on .nomansskyhub.app; when you pick a language, an anonymous count of which one is sent to the site's cookie-free GoatCounter stats, so we can see which languages people use). On a first visit the page offers your phone's language once instead of switching by itself. Names, glyphs and portal addresses stay as they are. It lives in atlas-nms-assistant/lang.js (the same file on every site), with one small pack per language in lang/ and a font for Polish letters in fonts/.
Always the newest version. An installed app on a phone isn't reloaded when you switch back to it, so it could keep showing an old version until it was closed and reopened. Now, each time you come back to it (and every 30 minutes while it stays open), it checks for a new version. If one is live, a small bar says “New version ready · tap to update”, in your language. One tap reloads in place; × hides it. It never reloads by itself, so nothing you're in the middle of is lost. It lives in nms-update.js, the same file on every site. ATLAS now turns on its own offline/update worker (sw.js) for everyone, not only when alerts are on, so this works here too.
⟳ Refresh. In the installed app there's no browser reload button (and pull-to-refresh doesn't work everywhere), so a small ⟳ button sits next to the language button. Tap it and it checks for a new version and reloads in place, on the same view. It only shows in the installed app. After a big batch of updates, the first open on that day says “✓ Updated · that's the last update today”, so nobody wonders if more pop-ups are coming. The old nms-atlas-interface-ai.netlify.app address now sends search engines here with a permanent (301) redirect.
Share on Discord. Under the expedition countdown the share row is X, Reddit and Discord (it replaced Copy link). Discord has no share link, so the button copies a short message with the link, says “Copied — paste it in any server or DM” and opens Discord so you pick where to post it.