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title: "Contact · Agentic Atlas"
description: "How to reach the publisher of the Agentic Atlas: corrections, disagreements with a ruling, plugin issues, and licensing questions."
canonical: "https://agentic-atlas.dev/contact"
last-updated: "2026-08-19"
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From the publisher

# Contact

The Atlas is published by one person, and it is meant to be argued with. Corrections and counter-evidence are the most useful mail it gets.

## Email

[hello@agentic-atlas.dev](mailto:hello@agentic-atlas.dev) reaches the publisher directly. It is the right address for anything below, and for anything that does not fit a category: a ruling you think is wrong, a pattern the map is missing, a question about using the Atlas in your own work, or a licensing question the terms do not answer.

Expect a reply in days rather than hours. There is no support contract behind this address and nothing here is sold, so please do not treat it as an incident channel.

## Disagreeing with a plate

Every ruling in the Atlas was settled somewhere specific, and the decision record that settled it is published beside the map. If you think a ruling is wrong, the strongest form of that message names the Node, names the decision record, and says what evidence the record did not weigh. That is a message that can actually change the corpus, and several already have. The [decision records](https://agentic-atlas.dev/decisions) are the place to look first.

Maturity labels are worth arguing with too. A Node marked stable is claiming to be safe to build on; if your experience says otherwise, that is exactly the evidence the ladder exists to absorb.

## The agent surface

For problems with the hosted MCP transport, the tool grammar, or the Claude Code plugin, the plugin repository's issue tracker is the better venue, because the thread stays public where the next person can find it: [github.com/aj604/agentic-atlas-plugin/issues](https://github.com/aj604/agentic-atlas-plugin/issues). The [connect page](https://agentic-atlas.dev/connect) holds the wiring, and [consult.md](https://agentic-atlas.dev/consult.md) holds the call contract in a form you can paste into a system prompt.

If the endpoint is returning something that looks wrong rather than merely unavailable, include the `X-Catalog-Revision` header from the response. It names the exact Release you were served, which is usually the fastest way to tell a stale reading from a real defect.

## Supporting the survey

The Atlas is free to read and free to use, including in commercial work, and it stays that way. Surveying is slow, unglamorous work, and sponsorship is what buys the time for it: [github.com/sponsors/aj604](https://github.com/sponsors/aj604). Reading and using the Atlas without paying anything is a completely legitimate way to use it, and always will be.

## Who publishes this

The Agentic Atlas is published by Avery Jones. It is an independent publication rather than a company product, with no organisation, investor, or vendor behind the rulings — which is the point: the map answers to evidence, not to a roadmap. What the Atlas is and why it exists is set out in full on the [why page](https://agentic-atlas.dev/why). What it records about you is set out on the [privacy page](https://agentic-atlas.dev/privacy).