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AtlasMemory

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AI-powered code memory — proof-backed context, drift detection, and readiness scoring for your codebase
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AtlasMemory for VS Code

Proof-backed AI memory for your codebase — right in your editor.

AtlasMemory Dashboard

Atlas Explorer Sidebar

Features

AI Readiness Dashboard

See your project's AI readiness score at a glance. Four metrics tracked in real-time:

  • Code Coverage — % of files indexed by Tree-sitter
  • Description Quality — % of files with AI-enriched descriptions
  • Flow Analysis — cross-file data flow coverage
  • Evidence Anchors — % of claims linked to code proof

Atlas Explorer Sidebar

Browse your project's AI memory directly in the sidebar:

  • AI Readiness score breakdown (0-100)
  • Project statistics (files, symbols, anchors, flows, cards, imports)
  • Health status and diagnostics
  • Quick actions — one click to index, generate, search

Status Bar

Always-visible AI Readiness score in your status bar. Click to open the dashboard.

Auto-Index on Save

Files are automatically re-indexed when you save. No manual commands needed. Configurable debounce delay.

Commands

Command Description
AtlasMemory: Index Project Index or re-index your entire project
AtlasMemory: Generate CLAUDE.md Generate AI instruction file for Claude
AtlasMemory: Generate All AI Configs Generate CLAUDE.md + .cursorrules + copilot-instructions
AtlasMemory: Show Dashboard Open the AI Readiness dashboard
AtlasMemory: Health Check Run diagnostics on your AtlasMemory database
AtlasMemory: Search Codebase Full-text + graph-boosted code search
AtlasMemory: Refresh Status Refresh sidebar and status bar

Quick Start

  1. Install AtlasMemory: npm install -g atlasmemory
  2. Install this extension from the VS Code Marketplace
  3. Open a project → AtlasMemory auto-detects and shows the sidebar
  4. Click "Index Project" in the sidebar or run AtlasMemory: Index Project
  5. Dashboard opens — see your AI Readiness Score

Settings

Setting Default Description
atlasmemory.binaryPath (auto-detect) Custom path to atlasmemory binary
atlasmemory.autoIndexOnSave true Auto re-index files on save
atlasmemory.watchDebounceMs 2000 Debounce delay for auto-index (ms)
atlasmemory.statusBarEnabled true Show AI Readiness in status bar

How It Works

AtlasMemory indexes your codebase using Tree-sitter (11 languages), stores everything in a local SQLite database, and provides proof-backed context to AI agents.

Your Code → Tree-sitter → SQLite + FTS5 → AI-Ready Context
                                              ↓
                           Dashboard ← Extension ← Status Bar

Works alongside MCP. The extension provides the visual interface while the MCP server provides tools to Claude, Cursor, and Copilot. Install both for the full experience.

Supported Languages

TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Go, Rust, Java, C#, C, C++, Ruby, PHP

Links

  • AtlasMemory on npm
  • GitHub Repository
  • Documentation
  • Report Issues

License

GPL-3.0

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