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Johnathon Isaac Tigges

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I'm a college student building ATLAS, an open-source coding assistant that runs on constrained consumer compute. The project is completely bootstrapped, and every hour of development comes out of my own time. Sponsorship is how it stays open-source, local-first, and independent.

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Reaching at least 10 sponsors a month covers recurring compute costs, cloud rentals, and hardware testing that keep ATLAS benchmarks running on a predictable cadence. Every dollar past this point goes straight into making the project better for the people using it.

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  1. itigges22/ATLAS

    Adaptive Test-time Learning and Autonomous Specialization

    Python 1,991

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Thank you for helping keep ATLAS sustainable. Your support directly funds compute for benchmarking, documentation, and community resources. Every Supporter is listed by name in the release notes of every version published while you're sponsoring.

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