Local-first repository memory
Give Cursor and Claude a memory of your codebase.
Scan once, on your machine. Atlas maps your architecture, dependency graph, risk and impact — then hands Cursor, Claude and Codex evidence-backed context on demand, instead of letting them guess.
Free to start · your code never leaves your machine · Windows installer
Understands
Builds a real map of your repo — subsystems, a dependency graph, hubs and architectural risk — not a flat file dump.
Grounds
Evidence-backed plans that name the exact files. Atlas refuses stale or unverifiable context rather than hallucinating.
Stays private
Local-first by design. Scanning and analysis run on your machine; only the context you choose to copy ever leaves it.
See it work
The context your agent actually needs.
Point Atlas at a repo, describe a change, and it returns the files to touch, what may break, and the verification steps — then exports a clean, compact packet for your AI tool. No internal noise, no guessing.
# ATLAS REPOSITORY CONTEXT — your-service
scope=full modules=73 edges=159 cycles=0
## CHANGE PLAN — "add authentication"
files to inspect first:
services/auth.py # entry point
api/routes.py # wire the middleware
likely to break:
api/handlers.py # depends on auth
verify:
tests/test_auth.py
# confidence: medium-high · evidence-backedPrivate by design
Your code never leaves your machine.
Atlas runs locally. Repository scanning, the dependency graph and analysis all happen on your device. The only thing that travels is the compact context you explicitly copy into your AI tool.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Does my code leave my machine?
No. Scanning and analysis run locally; only the compact context you choose to copy goes wherever you paste it.
Does Atlas replace Claude, Codex or Cursor?
No — it makes them better by giving them your repository's real structure instead of letting them guess.
Will it invent files or give stale context?
No. Atlas is evidence-backed and refuses stale or unverifiable context rather than hallucinating.
What platforms are supported?
Atlas is available today as a Windows installer.
Start using Atlas
Create an account, download Atlas, and connect your AI tool.
Atlas works with Claude, Cursor and Codex. Create an account, install the Windows app, scan a repository, then copy local-first context into the AI coding agent you already use.