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>log in to commentHi! I’m Alexandru, a 17 year-old high school student from Romania working toward becoming an AI researcher. I built AI-Atlas on my own because “AI engineer” is now on every profile, yet nothing shows whether the code behind it holds up. AI-Atlas reads your public GitHub and scores the code itself, not stars or followers. Before the AI judges anything, it checks what can be proven, like whether notebooks were actually run and whether tests can run at all. So, in about a minute you get your skills map across six AI fields, a global rank, your own shareable atlas, and a live card for your GitHub README.
- Map what you've built on GitHub
- Creates concise AI skills profiles with evidence links
- Analyzes architecture, implementation, and training logic
AI-Atlas scans public GitHub repos to score and map AI engineering skills across six domains.
- for
- Developers who want to showcase and benchmark their AI project experience.
- pricing
- freemium
Key features
- Score per AI domain — Assigns a score for each of six AI fields based on actual code evidence.
- Live README card — Generates a markdown badge for GitHub profiles that updates with rescans.
- Evidence-backed rubric — Shows the specific files and code that support each score.
- Global leaderboard — Ranks verified users worldwide and by country.
- Improvement predictor — Suggests changes that would raise a project’s score the most.
- Roadmap credits — One-click generation of prioritized improvement roadmaps or what-if scenarios.
Use cases
- Create a public portfolio that quantifies AI expertise for recruiters.
- Identify the most impactful gaps in a project’s AI implementation.
- Compare your AI skill distribution against global peers.
- Generate a step-by-step roadmap to improve a specific AI project.
AI-Atlas vs alternatives
AI-Atlas | Ninja Talent | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Skill mapping from public code | Skill certification and assessment |
| Pricing | Freemium | One time fee |
| DevHunt upvotes | 1 | 76 |
| Launched | Oct 2026 | Mar 2024 |
- AI-Atlas vs Ninja Talent: Focuses on evaluating and certifying software skills rather than mapping code evidence across AI domains.
AI-Atlas FAQ
Does AI-Atlas run my code?+
No, repositories are read as text only; code is never executed.
Do I need a GitHub account?+
No account is required to map public repositories, but signing in lets you claim a profile and join the leaderboard.
What data does AI-Atlas use to score projects?+
It analyzes implementation, depth, and ownership, linking each claim to the supporting source files.
How are improvement roadmaps generated?+
Spend a planning credit to turn a project's evidence into a prioritized roadmap or a what-if scenario for a rubric dimension.
Are there any subscription fees?+
Mapping and leaderboards are free; planning credits are pay-per-use with no subscription.
Can I export the roadmap?+
Yes, saved results can be exported as PDF, JSON, or Markdown, or opened as GitHub issues.
Summarized by DevHunt from getaiatlas.com · Oct 12, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.

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