What I Found
Atlas removed GPT and shortcut access from the sidebar, but you can recreate much of that workflow by saving.
One of the more frustrating parts of using AI browsers right now is that the power-user features keep changing. In Atlas, GPTs used to be accessible from the sidebar with a slash command, and then that option disappeared.
The workaround I am using is simple: I save my reusable prompts as markdown files, then attach the markdown file inside Atlas using the file upload button. After that, I type the command I built into the prompt, like “run,” and Atlas reads the file and applies it to the page I am on.
What this video covers
- What Changed In Atlas
- The Markdown Prompt Workaround
- How I Run It In Atlas
- Why This Works Better Than A Sidebar GPT
- Where This Still Falls Short
The short version
The workaround I am using is simple: I save my reusable prompts as markdown files, then attach the markdown file inside Atlas using the file upload button. After that, I type the command I built into the prompt, like “run,” and Atlas reads the file and applies it to the page I am on.
