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Getting started

Atlas runs locally and gives your AI tools real context about your codebase. Here's the five-minute path.

1. Install

Download Atlas for Windows and run the installer. It's self-contained — no Python required. On first launch Atlas starts a local server and opens in your browser.

2. Load a repository

Point Atlas at a project folder, or click Load Sample Repository to try the bundled demo. Atlas scans locally and builds the dependency graph, subsystem map and risk model — your code never leaves your machine.

3. Generate a Change Plan

Describe a change (e.g. add authentication). Atlas returns the files to inspect first, what may break, and the verification steps — grounded in your real code, with a confidence rating.

4. Export context for your AI

Click Copy for Claude / Cursor / Codex. Atlas produces a compact, evidence-backed context packet. Paste it into your tool so it starts with your repo's structure instead of re-reading files.

Workflows

Change Plan — plan a change with the exact files and order.
Impact — see what depends on a file and which tests to run (Pro).
Investigation — trace a symptom to likely files with evidence (Pro).

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