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AI-Atlas vs Still200
AI skill mapping tool, not a monitoring service
Short answer: Pick AI-Atlas if you want skill mapping from public code; pick Still200 if you want cron & endpoint uptime monitoring. Both have a free plan.
AI-AtlasMap your AI skills from your GitHub code
Still200Cron job, AI agent, and uptime monitoring for developersWhich to pick
Pick AI-Atlas if you want…
- Skill mapping from public code
- AI skill mapping
- Integrations with GitHub (on AI-Atlas' list, not Still200's)
Pick Still200 if you want…
- Cron & endpoint uptime monitoring
- Integrations with Email, Slack or Webhooks (on Still200's list, not AI-Atlas')
Side by side
- What it is
- AI-Atlas:AI-Atlas scans public GitHub repos to score and map AI engineering skills across six domains.
- Still200:Still200 monitors cron jobs, scheduled AI agents, APIs and websites, alerting via email, Slack or webhook when they fail.
- Best for
- AI-Atlas:Skill mapping from public code
- Still200:Cron & endpoint uptime monitoring
- Who it’s for
- AI-Atlas:Developers who want to showcase and benchmark their AI project experience.
- Still200:Developers and small teams that run scheduled jobs or need uptime monitoring.
- Pricing
- AI-Atlas:Freemium
- Still200:Freemium
- Free plan or trial
- AI-Atlas:Free plan (Free)
- Still200:Free plan (Free)
- Plans
- AI-Atlas:Free $0 · 5 credits $3 one-time · 15 credits $7 one-time · 40 credits $15 one-time
- Still200:Free $0
- Works with
- AI-Atlas:GitHub
- Still200:Email, Slack, Webhooks
AI-Atlas features
- Score per AI field. Assigns a score for each of six AI fields based on the code you actually wrote.
- Live README card. One line of markdown puts your Atlas on your GitHub profile, and it updates every time you rescan.
- Evidence behind every score. Each project score links to the files and code that support it, so you can see exactly why it scored the way it did.
- Global & local leaderboards. Verified owners are ranked worldwide and within their country, by the evidence in their code rather than followers or stars.
- Improvement predictor. Shows which change would raise each project’s score the most, so you know what to work on next.
- Roadmaps and what-if scenarios. Turn a project’s evidence into a prioritized improvement roadmap, or estimate how much one specific improvement would raise its score.
- Verified facts before judging. Before the AI reads anything, the scanner checks what can be proven: whether notebooks were actually run, whether tests import real modules and what CI really executes.
- Fixed scoring formula. The AI only rates each project on a 7-part rubric. A fixed, published formula turns those ratings into the score, so no README can talk its way up.
Still200 features
- Cron & agent monitoring. Tracks scheduled jobs, records start/finish times, detects missed or hung runs.
- HTTP endpoint checks. Pings URLs on a fixed schedule, records latency and status, tracks dependencies.
- Smart alerts with context. Sends a single incident alert with status, error message and failing dependency.
- Webhooks & integrations. Posts signed JSON incident events to custom endpoints, with retries and logs.
- Public status pages. Generates auto-updating status pages showing uptime, health and dependency status.
- Grace period & max duration. Allows a grace window for late runs and flags jobs exceeding a set duration.
AI-Atlas vs Still200 FAQ
What is the difference between AI-Atlas and Still200?+
AI-Atlas: AI skill mapping tool, not a monitoring service.
Should I use AI-Atlas or Still200?+
Pick AI-Atlas if you want skill mapping from public code, AI skill mapping or integrations with GitHub (on AI-Atlas' list, not Still200's). Pick Still200 if you want cron & endpoint uptime monitoring or integrations with Email, Slack or Webhooks (on Still200's list, not AI-Atlas').
Is AI-Atlas or Still200 free?+
AI-Atlas has a free plan and paid plans. Still200 has a free plan and paid plans.
Do AI-Atlas and Still200 integrate with the same tools?+
Their integration lists don't overlap: AI-Atlas lists GitHub; Still200 lists Email, Slack and Webhooks.
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