claudecodex

atlas

Multi-agent coding architect for Claude Code and Codex: plans, delegates to named subagents, verifies with evidence, and blocks 'done' until the evidence exists.

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Plugin atlas from marketplace tech-tools in w159/tech-tools. Commands read from the repo's manifest — today.

This plugin runs code on your machine — its hooks fire automatically on events like tool use. The exact commands are listed below; read them before installing.

What it installs

Skills (40)

  • atlas-audit

    Audits a repo in CODE (quality, security, dead code, docs drift), ARCHITECTURE (maps, duplication), SELF (atlas run health) or ACT (remediate one finding by id) mode. Use when auditing a whole repo or acting on an audit finding; GitHub alerts go to atlas-security.

  • atlas-autopilot

    Runs a ready plan or diagnosed fix end to end with consent gates (orchestrate, diff-mode refactor, review, fix) under a budget, stopping at the local commit. Use when a plan should execute hands-off.

  • atlas-bakeoff

    Decides a costly, hard-to-reverse technical choice with evidence: compares 2-3 options on named criteria, or grades one Adopt, Trial, Hold or Reject. Use when a second opinion is needed on a library, architecture or build-vs-buy; reversible picks go to atlas-plan.

  • atlas-brainstorm

    Grills an unclear product idea one question at a time into a requirements doc (default) or a product strategy; writes no product code. Use when an idea needs shaping, before atlas-plan.

  • atlas-compound

    Captures one verified, non-obvious lesson into docs/lessons/ after an eligibility gate and overlap check. Use when a problem is solved and a future engineer would repeat it.

  • atlas-crew

    Runs a parallel tmux + IRC crew, one worker per file with file leases and a check gate, pre-executed from the run flags. Use when a spec or plan.json splits into independent files to build at once.

  • atlas-db-audit

    Audits a live database read-only via parallel subagents: schema inventory, schema-to-code reconciliation, privileges, naming. Use when a schema or permission change is coming.

  • atlas-debug

    Finds and fixes the root cause of a reproducible bug, exception, stack trace or wrong output, with evidence. Use when a failure's cause is unknown.

  • atlas-doctor

    Atlas self-improvement loop: mines cross-session findings from atlas.db, applies accepted changes to atlas itself, records a baseline. Use when atlas telemetry has accumulated or before changing a skill, hook or agent.

  • atlas-dogfood

    Drives the branch or PR diff in a live browser: full mode repairs genuine breaks in a bounded loop, smoke mode only reports Pass, Fail or Skip per route. Use when changed flows need a browser check; whole-app persona passes go to atlas-ux-test.

  • atlas-explain

    Explains how or why existing code behaves, in chat, with file:line evidence from an explorer trace; read-only. Use when asked how something works or what code means.

  • atlas-frontend

    Builds, refactors or polishes UI on one design system (shadcn/ui, Tailwind, Radix), verified live in a browser, in build, component or polish mode. Use when creating or reworking screens or components.

  • atlas-gitignore

    Generates a zero-trust, deny-by-default .gitignore for a named stack, secrets re-excluded last. Use when starting a repo or hardening a .gitignore.

  • atlas-handoff

    Writes a dense session handoff so a fresh session resumes without re-discovery. Use when at a checkpoint before context fills, before a break, or when passing work to another session.

  • atlas-harden

    Writes an idempotent endpoint remediation script (CHECK/SET/VERIFY) for RMM or MDM that proves whether it changed state. Use when remediating or enforcing an endpoint setting at scale.

  • atlas-loop

    Routes a recurring or iterative task to a library loop: interval loops use /loop, fan-out loops run as a parallel verify workflow. Use when repeating a task, iterating until a condition holds or sweeping a backlog; watching one job or PR goes to atlas-run-watch.

  • atlas-optimize

    Runs a single-experiment metric loop: baseline, one hypothesis, one change, identical re-measure, real delta reported. Use when a working system's metric (latency, size, build time) should improve; not for bugs or restructuring.

  • atlas-orchestrate

    Runs multi-step, multi-layer or whole-repo work (build, fix, audit, refactor, investigate, full-stack features) through subagents with independent verification. Use when a task spans layers or the repo.

  • atlas-plan

    Writes an implementation-ready plan to docs/plans/ with U-numbered units and a verification contract, from a brainstorm artifact or feature description. Use when requirements are settled.

  • atlas-prompt

    Rewrites a rough prompt or request into a clear, right-sized prompt for a coding agent or chat model, then has a judge confirm every goal and limit survived. Use when asked to rewrite, improve, optimize, tighten, shorten or sharpen a prompt (even a one-line prompt pasted inline), whether a prompt is

  • atlas-proof

    Publishes project markdown for human review, records anchored comments in a sidecar file, folds feedback back. Use when sharing a plan, spec or draft for comments; not proofreading.

  • atlas-prototype

    Builds a throwaway prototype in an isolated run directory to answer one visual, interaction or product-shape question, then promotes decisions or discards it. Use when showing beats arguing.

  • atlas-pulse

    Generates a time-windowed product pulse (usage, performance, errors) from wired telemetry, read-only, into docs/pulses/. Use when a usage and error summary of the running product is needed.

  • atlas-readme

    Generates an onboarding-grade README.md by inspecting the repo, tracing every claim to a file. Use when a repo has no README or a stale one.

  • atlas-refactor

    Refactors, renames or restructures code without changing behavior, or (diff mode, no target) runs a three-reviewer simplify pass over a fresh diff, with before/after evidence. Use when code works but is messy, or right after implementing and before review.

  • atlas-resolve-pr-feedback

    Triages each PR review thread (fix, reply, needs-human), applies approved fixes, drafts replies, confirms before pushing or posting. Use when a PR has open review comments.

  • atlas-review

    Reviews a diff, branch or PR with risk-selected personas; P0/P1 findings verified, report-only verdict (Ready, Ready-with-fixes, Not-ready). Use when a change needs review before merge.

  • atlas-run-watch

    Watches a long-running job (PID, log, CI URL, command loop) or one open PR's CI with a tick loop and run ledger; PR mode repairs genuine CI failures in a bounded loop and never merges. Use when a job or PR's CI needs watching.

  • atlas-security

    Triages open GitHub Dependabot, code-scanning and secret-scanning alerts into one grouped fix on a working branch, verified by a fresh verifier. Use when handling vulnerabilities, CVEs or the security tab.

  • atlas-setup

    Manual atlas lifecycle: onboard (scaffold docs/ and .atlas/), install, connectors, repair, tour, menu. Use when bringing atlas online, fixing it or learning it.

  • atlas-ship

    Ships finished work: a fresh-context verifier checks a clean tree, then a local commit; stops before any push or PR. Commit-only mode commits a file list. Use when work is ready to commit or open a PR.

  • atlas-status

    Builds a stakeholder status rollup for a plan or feature from plans, findings, the todo board and commits (claims marked verified or assumed); announce mode drafts release notes. Use when asked for feature status or to announce shipped work.

  • atlas-sweep

    Triages GitHub issues into a docs/features/ doc (sweep mode, never closes or replies) or extracts findings from a transcript or notes (analyze mode). Use when user feedback or support tickets need triage.

  • atlas-test-xcode

    Tests an iOS app on the simulator: boots it, builds and tests via xcodebuild, captures screenshots and logs. Use when building or testing an iOS or Xcode project; macOS only.

  • atlas-testing

    Plans, writes and runs tests in any language: maps gaps across test types (unit through mutation, fuzz, load, security, accessibility), writes the highest-value next test, reports evidence. Use when adding tests or finding what testing is missing.

  • atlas-tui

    Opens the Atlas Command Center, a live terminal UI over the colony's tmux workers (topology, seats, feed, system). Use when watching or attaching to running colony workers.

  • atlas-ux-test

    Runs a UX test swarm over a whole web app: generates personas, drives real-browser walkthroughs and fuzzing, gates on client-surface correctness. Use when a full UI/UX pass or persona testing is needed.

  • atlas-validate

    Verifies a finished Claude Code plugin: structure, manifest and content quality, pass or fail per check with file:line findings, no auto-fix. Use when a plugin is believed complete.

  • atlas-wiki

    Generates and refreshes docs/wiki/ diagrams from docs/architecture/ using graphify. Use when architecture docs changed, before the completion gate, or when wiki diagrams are stale.

  • atlas-worktree

    Git-worktree primitive: creates or reuses linked worktrees, tears down with dirty-state protection. Use when isolating parallel implementer waves, spikes or bakeoffs, or closing them at wave end.

Subagents (11)

  • completeness-critic

    Pre-done gap auditor: hunts unverified claims, unread sources, unexercised paths and unmet requirements across a whole wave; returns a gap list and can refute 'done'. Never fixes. Use when work is about to be declared done.

  • db-prober

    Read-only Postgres prober, one MODE per dispatch: inventory (catalog dump), privileges (RLS, GRANTs, roles vs least privilege), naming (names vs glossary), probe (indexes, EXPLAIN). Proposes DDL, never applies it. Use when a task needs live-database facts.

  • docs-auditor

    Read-only drift auditor: compares docs/, .atlas/, root entry files and .gitignore to the code; returns current, stale or missing per area with file:line evidence. Use when checking docs against code; docs-curator does the writing.

  • docs-curator

    Post-ship docs writer: updates CHANGELOG, ROADMAP, findings ledger, wiki and docs/lessons from verified changes; writes only docs and durable .atlas paths, never source. Use when a shipped change needs docs updated or repaired.

  • explorer

    Read-only codebase mapper: finds where a feature, symbol or call path lives and returns a compact map with file:line refs. Use when code must be located or its connections understood before it is changed.

  • implementer

    Makes ONE bounded, specified change as a minimal diff, runs the project's gate and reports evidence. Never expands scope. Use when a single clearly specified code change is ready to make and verify.

  • planner

    Splits a multi-stage task into a numbered stage map, each stage with one failable check, concurrency tags and proven/assumed marks. Use when a task spans several layers and needs a plan before work starts; writes no code.

  • runner

    Mechanical executor for one task given as at most 7 numbered STEPS: runs each exactly, stops on surprise, returns evidence. Use when the task is fully specified and needs no judgment.

  • test-engineer

    Writes and runs tests for one bounded slice, proving each new test fails on a seeded fault and passes on real code; never edits product code. Use when adding tests to a named module.

  • ui-runtime-tester

    Live UI tester: starts a web app and checks observed headless-browser behavior (render, console, network, loading/empty/error states). Never edits code. Use when a UI change must be confirmed in a running app.

  • verifier

    Adversarial verifier: re-runs evidence in fresh context to confirm or refute ONE claimed finding or fix; returns verified, rejected or needs-evidence. Never fixes. Use when a finding must be checked before it is recorded as verified.

Hooks (14)

  • SessionStart

    python3 -S "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/session_boot.py"

  • SessionStart

    python3 -S "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/atlas_doctor.py" --hook

  • UserPromptSubmit

    python3 -S "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/prompt_optimizer.py"

  • PreToolUse

    python3 -S "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/event_dispatch.py" PreToolUse

  • PreToolUse

    python3 -S "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/fallow_gate.py"

  • PostToolUse

    python3 -S "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/event_dispatch.py" PostToolUse

  • PostToolUse

    python3 -S "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/format_after_edit.py"

  • Stop

    python3 -S "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/completion_gate.py"

  • Stop

    python3 -S "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/stop_tail.py"

  • SubagentStart

    python3 -S "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/dispatch_tripwire.py"

  • SubagentStop

    python3 -S "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/ingest_session.py"

  • SubagentStop

    python3 -S "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/worker_report_gate.py"

  • SessionEnd

    python3 -S "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/ingest_session.py"

  • PreCompact

    python3 -S "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/ingest_session.py"

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