For AI agents: a documentation index is available at https://www.mongodb.com/docs/llms.txt — markdown versions of all pages are available by appending .md to any URL path.

Data Usage for Atlas Home Page Assistant

The MongoDB Atlas Home Page Assistant is an AI assistant that answers questions about MongoDB and Atlas. It also helps you find the right place in Atlas. You can follow the links it returns to open the relevant Atlas page. The assistant is powered by generative AI and may give inaccurate responses. See the Generative AI FAQ for more information.

The assistant is available within the Atlas UI, on the Project Overview Page. The assistant cannot take any action on your behalf.

This feature currently uses the Azure OpenAI Service hosted by Microsoft. The AI provider is subject to change.

When you use the MongoDB Atlas Home Page Assistant in Atlas, the following information may be sent to the MongoDB backend or the third-party AI provider:

  • The full text of your prompt.

  • A snapshot of your active project, including:

    • The project name and the number of clusters.

    • For each cluster: the cluster name, tier, cloud provider, region, MongoDB version, state, whether backups are enabled, and disk size.

The AI provider does not store the information that is sent. MongoDB does not send unsanitized connection strings, credentials, or rows/documents from your databases.

The MongoDB Atlas Home Page Assistant respects organization-level generative AI settings. It is not available if your organization disables generative AI features across all projects from Organization Settings. To do so, toggle off Enable Atlas features that use generative AI.

If generative AI features are enabled at the organization level, you can disable the assistant for a specific project by using the Atlas Administration API. To do so, update your project settings to toggle isAtlasHomePageAiAssistantEnabled to false. If generative AI features are disabled at the organization level, the assistant is unavailable for all projects, even if isAtlasHomePageAiAssistantEnabled is set to true. Using the Atlas Administration API is the only way to disable the assistant for a specific project.

If both organization and project level settings are enabled, developers who have access to the Project Overview Page see the assistant. Interaction with the feature is optional.