Atlas

Atlas

Know which prompt shipped which line.

The agentic visibility & control layer your SDLC was missing.

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Your entire engineering team uses coding agents. You get stacked PRs, you see the diffs without the context. When something breaks in production, do you know whose agent changed it, and what it was told?

That's why we built Atlas: every coding agent your team runs, recorded and linked to the commits it produced, on a shared timeline the whole team can collaborate and comment on.

Desktop app or terminal

Both feed the same team timeline, so mix them: one teammate in the desktop app, another in a terminal over SSH.

Atlas desktop. The control-surface IDE below.

Atlas CLI. Happy in your terminal? atlas-cli hooks into the agents you already run (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, OpenCode, Droid, Antigravity and Pi), records every session, links its commits and gives every agent one shared memory. macOS and Linux.

For engineers

Atlas is a "control-surface IDE" built around managing your agents' context.

- Bring every agent, run them in parallel. Claude Code, Codex and more, side by side.
- Teach once, every agent remembers. Shared memory carries a correction you give one agent over to the rest.
- Context follows you between agents. @ a file, repo, branch or past session. Your CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md and knowledge notes reach every agent, and a new session is briefed on where the last one stopped.
- Conversations are context too. Team chat, shared prompts and Spaces, right next to your agents.
- Steer a live session from anywhere. Start remote control on a desktop session and drive it from a browser, on another computer or your phone. Invite teammates to watch, and hand one of them the controls.
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