Magic Search Beta

**Note** The current Atlas webapp is designed for desktop usage only. Mobile will be optimized in the future.

To test Magic Search begin by navigating to atlassearch.ai

Open the application and enter your provided API key

Magic Search has dozens of settings and filters to refine the output. For simplicity, we've limited the available settings in the beta to context, ecosystem, and basket size.

• (Optional Setting) Context

Use the context field to refine your search and look for results in relation to a subset of keyword(s)

i.e. Searching "AI Nvidia" in the primary search field would look for both keywords together, whereas "AI" in the context of "Nvidia" would look for AI references in context of Nvidia.

• (Optional Setting) Ecosystem

Refine your search to show only assets within specific ecosystems using the ecosystem setting.

i.e. If you'd like to look for only projects on Ethereum and Solana enter "Ethereum, Solana"

• Basket Size

Set the total number of projects per search with the Basket Size setting. Default value is 20, maximum is 50.

Enter your search query in the primary search bar.

This version of Magic Search is most effective with minimal entries, as too many words dillutes the results.

Searches with specific information are more effective than broad ones with common buzzwords.

To help refine your search process we've added the first iteration of the Magic Search dashboard to the beta tester application. Current functionality will allow you to save select search results and view basket information including a performance since search metric which calculates in real-time.

To add a search result to your dashboard click the search results you'd like added and press the 'submit basket' button.

To view your dashboard begin by navigating to the dashboard using the button on the top right of the screen.

Enter your API key in the top left field and click 'view history'

From here you'll see a table containing all saved searches with real-time price feeds for your selected search results.

You can click a saved item in your basket to view additional information or remove it from your dashboard.

We've added the first iteration of Atlas community leaderboards to the web app to increase the competition.

To view the leaderboard, click the "Leaderboard" button in the window's top right corner.

A list of all registered testers will populated with their app interactions showing the total basket size, average return. and highest return.

While you can remove saved items from your dashboard, all activity will be logged on the backend to fairly measure which tester had the best results.

Have questions? Reach out in our beta testers chat or send a direct message to any team member.