Source-agnostic
A process can accept Granola, Teams, Zoom, local STT, email exports, docs, or manual notes when the contract is clear.
Principles
Useful before it is fancy.
Atomic Bible is a practical reference, not an AI hype catalog. These principles keep each process small, inspectable, and safe enough to use in real work.
Operating rules
A process is only good if it can survive contact with real inputs.
Composable
Small atoms should plug into recipes without hiding their assumptions or changing their outputs every time.
Inspectable
A useful AI process shows sources, confidence, gaps, and review flags instead of delivering a smooth black box.
Human-reviewable
The process can draft and classify, but important actions, follow-ups, memory writes, and external messages need a review point.
Privacy-aware
The process says what it needs, what it stores, and what should be redacted before sharing.
Useful before fancy
A good atom can run as a prompt, script, checklist, MCP workflow, or manual review before it becomes productized.
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