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ContextAtlas

ContextAtlas

Stop making Claude Code rediscover your repo. ContextAtlas adds a persistent MCP atlas with LSP precision grounded in architectural intent.

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ContextAtlas is an MCP server that gives Claude Code a curated atlas of your codebase — fusing LSP-grade structural precision with architectural intent extracted from your ADRs, docs, and git history, delivered to Claude at query time in on demand single-call context bundles. One of the many problems it actually solves: when three developers on the same team use AI agents independently, each agent makes locally-rational decisions without knowing what the others have already decided. You end up with three devs making four conflicting choices in the same sprint and nobody catches it until something downstream breaks. ContextAtlas’s atlas.json is a committable team artifact that lives in your repo, so every agent on every machine reads from the same architectural ground truth. Beyond alignment, the efficiency story: measured 45-72% token reduction with zero quality regression on architectural prompts across the hono / httpx / cobra benchmark suite, paired-t methodology with pre-registered thresholds. Agents stop burning tokens rediscovering structure your team already documented. Supports TypeScript, Python, Go, and Ruby. Skills path for Claude Code subscribers (no API key); CLI path for API users. See the full write up and research documents here: https://github.com/traviswye/ContextAtlas Full benchmark methodology and results here: https://github.com/traviswye/ContextAtlas-benchmarks

ContextAtlas is an MCP server that provides Claude Code with LSP-grade code context enriched with architectural intent.

for
Teams using Claude Code or other LLM agents that need consistent architectural context.
pricing
freemium
license
MIT
traviswye/ContextAtlas 7 1TypeScriptupdated 13 days ago
  • v1.1.3v1.1.3 — validate-adrs accepts .cs + .rb citations4 months ago
  • v1.1.2v1.1.2 — init auto-installs Claude Code skills4 months ago
  • v1.1.0v1.1.0 — .NET / C# adapter4 months ago

Key features

6 features of ContextAtlas
  • get_symbol_context — Returns a symbol’s type, callers, ADR rationale, and related tests in one MCP call.
  • find_by_intent — Searches code by purpose using full-text search over commits, ADRs, and tests.
  • impact_of_change — Shows structural and historical blast radius before editing a symbol.
  • Persistent atlas.json — A committable artifact stored in the repo so every agent reads the same architectural ground truth.
  • Token reduction — Reduces tokens for architectural queries by 45–72% with no quality regression.
  • Multi-language support — Works with TypeScript, Python, Go, and Ruby.

Use cases

  • Align multiple developers’ AI agents on a shared architectural vision.
  • Cut token usage on architectural queries during code generation.
  • Assess change impact before modifying a symbol.
  • Provide a single source of truth for ADRs, docs, and git history to LLM agents.

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ContextAtlas FAQ

How does ContextAtlas reduce token usage?+

It bundles structural data, ADR rationale, and test information into a single MCP call, cutting 45–72% of tokens for architectural queries.

What languages are supported?+

ContextAtlas currently supports TypeScript, Python, Go, and Ruby.

Can the atlas be version-controlled?+

Yes, the atlas.json file is a committable artifact stored in your repository.

Do I need an API key to use it with Claude Code?+

Claude Code subscribers can use the built-in skill path; API users can access it via the CLI.

What kind of queries can I run?+

You can pull symbol context, search by intent, and evaluate the impact of changes before editing.

Summarized by DevHunt from contextatlas.io · Sep 27, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.