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pacifio/atlas

Source control for agents. Use multiple coding agents, track they change, and query them in one place

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Source and compliance noteLast synced: Aug 16, 2026

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Overview

Atlas is an open-source source control system for AI coding agents that enables running multiple agents (like Claude Code and Codex) in parallel, tracking their changes, and querying their sessions and decisions from a unified interface. It provides shared memory and context across agents, ensuring continuity and preventing agents from losing the thread between sessions.

Installation

Download the latest release from GitHub or build from source using Cargo (Rust).

Problem solved

Atlas solves the problem of agents starting from zero each session and losing context when switching between different coding agents. It also addresses the lack of visibility into agent actions by recording and making queryable all changes, decisions, and history, which is not provided by existing agent tools.

What you can build

Developers can build complex multi-agent workflows where multiple coding agents collaborate on the same codebase with shared memory and context. They can track every change, query past sessions, and integrate agent knowledge into prompts. The ceiling includes running parallel agent sessions, maintaining a persistent knowledge base, and enabling seamless agent switching without loss of context, suitable for large-scale software projects.

Community sentiment

Positive

No community feedback yet.

Concerns

No concerns documented yet.

Bottom line

Atlas is ideal for developers and teams who rely heavily on AI coding agents and need robust tracking, shared memory, and multi-agent coordination. It is not for those who prefer minimal tooling or work with a single agent without need for persistent context. The key trade-off is the added complexity of managing a source-control layer for agents versus the benefit of enhanced continuity and visibility.

Analyzed by Git-Stars - 8/15/2026