Your whole codebase, at a glance.
Atlas turns your repository into a living map — structure, dependencies, what a change will touch, and where activity concentrates. It's the fastest way for a developer to get oriented in unfamiliar code.
One map of how everything connects.
Modules and files as nodes, dependencies as links. Atlas also groups them into feature maps: the entry points, core modules, configuration and tests behind a capability named the way your team describes it. Select anything to see its blast radius; the busiest areas surface on their own.
Start with the feature, not a filename.
A feature map lets a developer or agent ask where a capability lives before exploring. Atlas brings those named capabilities together with the structural map, so “invoice approval” can lead straight to the code, configuration and tests that implement it.
Best observed results on public benchmark issues, with the same fixes completed in both setups and 3 runs per side. See the DevOS Memory methodology.
Understand the system before you touch it.
See how modules and files fit together, and what relies on what.
Select anything to see exactly what a change will touch.
The busiest, most-changed areas surface so you know where the risk lives.
For getting your bearings, fast.
Get oriented in minutes
Drop into an unfamiliar service and see how it's shaped, instead of reading your way around for days.
- See structure at a glance
- Find where to start
- Follow dependencies, not guesswork
Check impact before the work
Understand the blast radius of a refactor or a risky area before it's started, not at review time.
- See what a change will touch
- Spot high-churn hotspots
- Scope work with confidence
Built on what Navigator sees.
Atlas visualises the same structural understanding your agents use through Navigator.
Map your codebase.
Run a free pilot and explore your own repository in Atlas.