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AtlasOmnia product
add-in for Microsoft Excel
This independent AtlasOmnia preview supports Hermes Agent workflows for agent-driven modelling, cleanup, and range-aware actions inside the grid; its current status remains In development, with capabilities and availability kept separate from compatibility references.
In development
// Status definition
In development means the current checkout is usable through a manual developer setup; it is not a public release.
The label describes the current source-backed route, not a future release promise.
// Workbook context
The current checkout connects a task-pane conversation to registered Office.js workbook tools. It can inspect context before a change, keep actions tied to named sheets and ranges, and show the work as it runs. This is current development-preview scope, not a public-release commitment.
// Current development scope
The documented tool surface covers workbook inspection, bounded edits, worksheet organization, and selected analysis tasks. Host-dependent operations remain explicitly conditional.
Inspect sheet names, the active sheet, used ranges, and the current selection. Read values, formulas, and number formats; reads above 5,000 cells are truncated.
Write two-dimensional values or formulas, recalculate, autofill formulas, find and replace text, clear ranges, and import RFC 4180-style CSV data. Format cells with fonts, fills, number formats, borders, alignment, wrapping, and autofit controls.
Create, delete, activate, rename, and copy worksheets. Create, sort, filter, and style Excel tables, including structured-reference formulas through range writing.
Create supported column, line, pie, or bar charts, and calculate deterministic range statistics. Pivot tables, comments, conditional formatting variants, and other operations depend on the host API requirement set.
// Practical workbook work
These examples describe the kinds of tasks supported by the checked-out preview; they are not promises about a future public package.
Build a monthly budget template with formulas and formatting, then recalculate and inspect the result.
Summarize data on a named sheet, calculate deterministic statistics, and create a supported chart.
Find rows where a chosen column is greater than 1000 and apply a bounded formatting change.
Import CSV text, turn a range into a table, then filter, sort, summarize, or pivot it when the host supports the requested API.
// What you need
The current route is a manual developer workflow rather than an end-user installer.
http://127.0.0.1:8644/v1 with model hermes-agent; the Hermes API server must be started before use.http://127.0.0.1:8643/v1 or an upstream override, and trusted Office development certificates.ReadWriteDocument permission; the VersionOverrides 1.1 manifest enables task-pane pinning.// Privacy and control
The preview documents safeguards and boundaries, but a local-looking route is not a promise that every model request stays on the device.
The default no-key proxy listens on loopback port 8644, forwards to the Hermes API on port 8643, injects the upstream API key server-side, and forwards streaming responses incrementally. The macOS setup allows an upstream host override, so the loopback proxy does not justify an absolute local-processing claim.
The add-in stores settings such as endpoint, model, API key, and iteration limit in browser localStorage. The checked-out source does not establish encryption for that storage. A sheet-protection password supplied to the protection tool is documented as never logged or stored.
The agent instructions favor reading context before writing, small verifiable actions, exact sheet names, and recalculation after formula changes. The tool reference also documents a repeated-identical-call guard.
A separate Hermes-side PandasAI/Python integration can support deeper analysis, but it is not bundled into the Office add-in and is not a security sandbox. The repository recommends trusted prompts and files, local models for confidential workbooks, authorization before cloud use, and constrained Office.js write-back.
// Availability
AtlasOmnia Grid is an independent AtlasOmnia product in development. The current checkout supports manual local setup and Office sideloading, but no public release, download, pricing, or release timing is announced. Repository capabilities are current development-preview scope, not public-release commitments.
Join the launch list for future availability updates; no purchase flow is published.
// FAQ
The current AtlasOmnia Grid route describes a manual developer setup. There is no one-click installer or purchase flow published.
Use the requirements and privacy sections on this page. The verified manual Office setup is summarized on the install page where it applies.
The data path depends on the configured product endpoint and provider described on this page. Review those boundaries before using real data; AtlasOmnia does not claim that every configured provider is local.
// Product updates
The existing AtlasOmnia updates list is the only signup path. This product-tagged link identifies the route in the URL; no claim is made about how Beehiiv stores that parameter.