views
Reusable Atlas Views guide
Reusable views are wiki-backed projections that render graph records with a named UI template instead of plain markdown alone.
Pages in this section
Start with the section hub, then move sideways into adjacent pages when you need more detail.
This projection uses the service-tower template to show the universal agentic stack as a building.
wiki/views/agent-stack-tower.md
This page shows generated process-library records through the same reusable Service Tower component.
wiki/views/library-tower.md
This reusable view groups quality, evidence, and delivery records into a tower that can be scanned room by room.
wiki/views/quality-tower.md
This page uses the service-tower reusable view to project several major graph surfaces into the same building metaphor as the original a5c Service Tower.
wiki/views/service-tower.md
Documented graph nodes
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Reusable Atlas Views
Reusable views are wiki-backed projections that render graph records with a named UI template instead of plain markdown alone.
The first supported template is the service-tower view learned from the a5c Service Tower static page. It keeps the original idea of a stacked isometric building, but makes the floors, rooms, service lines, and record links configurable from wiki frontmatter.
Available examples
| Page | Projection |
|---|---|
| `service-tower.md` | A broad Atlas catalog tower across schema, stack, and operations records. |
| `agent-stack-tower.md` | A tower focused on the universal agentic stack and runtime implementations. |
| `quality-tower.md` | A tower focused on claims, evidence, CI surfaces, workflows, and quality records. |
| `library-tower.md` | A tower focused on generated process-library assets. |
Template contract
Add this frontmatter to a wiki page:
reusableView:
type: service-tower
options:
title: "My Tower"
subtitle: "What this projection explains"
floors:
- id: "floor-id"
label: "FLOOR LABEL"
subtitle: "What the floor groups"
rooms:
- id: "room-id"
label: "Room label"
color: "#D4A84B"
query:
kind: "Workflow"
cluster: "workflows"
limit: 8Rooms can query by kind, cluster, free-text search, or explicit ids. Each room becomes a graph-backed catalog chamber with record links and service-line summaries.