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Atmo is a self-hosted platform that uses a Runnable bundle to run your described application. The bundle includes two things: a Directive, and a set of Runnables (WebAssembly modules compiled from various languages such as TypeScript, Rust and Swift). A bundle contains everything needed to run your application.

Requirements

You'll need to install the subo CLI tool and Docker to use Atmo.
To install the tool, visit the subo repository.
​Docker is used to build Runnables and run the Atmo development server.
Read on to learn about the different aspects of an Atmo project, or skip right to building your application bundle.​
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