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Understand the ecosystem, ownership, AI connections and how the engineering process works.
What is the difference between Yepsy and Forge?
Yepsy is the ecosystem. Forge is its engineering workspace, Atlas is the public website directory and analysis product, and Yepsy Coder is a first-party engineering option.
Can I bring existing software?
The modernization path starts from authorized source code, data and runtime context. The scope and environment must be checked before changes; a full rewrite is not assumed.
Who accepts the changes?
The Architect independently reviews evidence. The configured workflow and owner permissions determine acceptance and continuation. Deployment remains a separate controlled action.
Do I need to host with Yepsy?
No. The deployment paths include your original host, another supported host and optional Yepsy hosting. Each target requires compatibility and permission checks.
Who pays for AI inside my deployed app?
You configure your own supported API keys in the application and pay the provider directly. This is separate from the engineering agent connections used inside Forge.
Is the Atlas score a customer rating?
No. It is a versioned technical score based on the declared checks. It is not a popularity measure, a Google score or proof of complete security or accessibility.
Can Atlas see private business logic?
Public analysis uses accessible pages and observations. Private code, databases and authenticated business behavior require separate authorization through the engineering workflow.
How do I claim a website?
Use the profile’s ownership action, sign in to Yepsy and complete a domain-control check. Signing in or using a matching email address is not proof by itself.
Can I request a correction or removal?
Verified owners can submit requests from their Atlas workspace. The public contact route also accepts profile concerns while new registrations are closed.
Does monitoring automatically fix production?
No. It watches the agreed dependencies and proposes follow-up. Code changes, spending and deployment keep their own authorization and acceptance gates.
Why can I not create an account?
New registrations are not being accepted at the moment. Please try again later. Existing authorized accounts can continue to sign in.
Can the website support more languages?
Languages are managed centrally. Published text and media variants can be added without redesigning the website; brand and technical identifiers remain unchanged.
Your question is specific?
Tell us the situation. Include the goal, not passwords or private credentials.