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Every answer comes verbatim from TWW's training content β no outside information, no guesswork.
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Every answer comes verbatim from TWW's training content β no outside information, no guesswork.
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Everything you need to know to get the most out of your AI training assistant.
Atlas is an AI-powered assistant that lets you ask questions and get answers pulled directly from TWW's official training videos. Every answer comes verbatim from your training content β Atlas doesn't browse the internet or make things up.
Think of it as a search engine for your training videos β except instead of showing you a list of links, it reads the content and gives you a direct answer, with the source video right there to verify.
Be specific and use clinical language. The more context you provide, the better the answer.
Your answer appears in a card below the search box. The green header confirms the answer came from TWW's training content. The answer text is pulled verbatim from the training transcripts and organized into bullet points where applicable.
Below the answer, you'll see the training videos the answer was pulled from. Each source shows the video title, a timestamp for the relevant section, a brief excerpt, and a Watch Video button that opens the video in a new tab at the right moment.
If Atlas says a topic isn't covered, it may mean the training video hasn't been loaded into the system yet, or your question used different terminology than what appears in the transcripts. Try rephrasing with different words.
Every question you ask is saved to your personal history in the left sidebar. Your history is private β only you and administrators can see it. It's saved across devices, so it's always available wherever you log in.
• Be specific β Include the clinical context in your question.
• Use TWW terminology β Match the language used in training videos (e.g., say "DUTCH test," not just "hormone panel").
• Rephrase if needed β If results don't seem right, try asking the same thing with different words.
• Watch the video β The written answer is a summary. The video has the full context.
• Don't worry about typos β Atlas handles misspellings and abbreviations intelligently.
• Atlas only knows TWW content β It won't pull from outside medical sources.
| Action | How to do it |
|---|---|
| Ask a question | Click the search box β type β press Enter |
| New line in question | Press Shift + Enter |
| Watch a source video | Click "Watch Video" in the Sources section |
| Reload a past answer | Click the question in your History sidebar |
| Delete a history item | Hover over it β click the X button |
| Sign out | Click "Sign Out" in the top right corner |