Atlas

Atlas provides a robust framework for source control tailored for coding agents, enabling the management and tracking of their contributions in a consolidated manner. This innovative tool is designed to maintain a clear record of every agent's activities, making it easier to understand the rationale behind each modification in code.

Key Features

• Detailed Commit Explanations: Every commit is linked back to the session that produced it, including the associated prompts, tool calls, and reasoning. This connection ensures that users can query historical changes efficiently.

• Multi-Agent Collaboration: Run various agents, such as Claude Code, Codex, and Atlas’s native agent, in parallel. This flexibility allows users to switch between agents without losing context, with all changes integrated seamlessly into the same workflow.

• Shared Memory Across Agents: Decisions made by one agent are accessible to others, fostering a collaborative environment where knowledge and decisions flow freely between tools.

• Contextual Notes: Users can add markdown notes directly into the project, which helps agents to understand context more effectively during interactions.

• Efficient Querying: The ability to use @ mentions allows agents to access files, folders, and session data directly within their prompts, streamlining the workflow significantly.

• Local Operation by Default: All code, notes, and sessions are stored locally on the user’s machine, ensuring privacy and control over data.

How It Works

Atlas operates by running agents as subprocesses and enhancing their contextual awareness through a shared memory system. Each agent can pull information, including previously recorded decisions and changes, thereby enriching the interaction experience.

Session Checkpointing

An essential feature of Atlas is its session capturing mechanism. Every agent session is recorded, linking individual commits to their origins and ensuring that context is preserved for future reference. This means when a commit is made, users can always trace back to the reasoning and discussions that led to that change.

Download and Get Started

Atlas is available for download on the official website tryatlas.cc or through the GitHub releases page.

Community and Support

For further assistance and community support, users can join the Discord community, where discussions on development issues, feature requests, and bug reporting occur regularly.