Atlas documentation
Bring Atlas to the repositories you already work in: connect a repo, get a living architecture graph, and let every push be audited for drift and leaked secrets — for you and your AI.
How you integrate it
Atlas analyzes your projects without touching your code base's structure. Connect a repository and you get three ways to use it:
- Dashboard — connect a GitHub repo (or Git URL / ZIP) and explore the graph, findings and trends; turn on live audits so every push re-checks it.
- Live audits — every push re-runs the detectors and security scan and emails you the outcome, so drift never slips through.
- MCP server — your AI assistant queries a connected project's architecture from your editor, over the hosted API with a key you generate in the dashboard.
Under the hood: a parser builds a typed knowledge graph, deterministic detectors flag drift (circular deps, god components, dead code, duplicates, high coupling), a security scan flags leaked secrets and misconfiguration, and an optional AI examiner adds a health score with file:line citations.
Connect your project
Point Atlas at a repo you own and get your first audit in minutes.
Live audits on push
Every push re-audits the branch and emails you the outcome.
MCP in your editor
Give Claude, Cursor or Windsurf architectural awareness of your repo.
Security scan
How Atlas finds leaked secrets and insecure configuration.
Connection & API keys
Create a key, scope it to a project, and wire up your MCP client.