Atlas Strata - Code Architecture Analysis
A pure Python CLI for analyzing codebase architecture, dependencies, and code quality.
Features
- Intelligent code analysis with dependency graphs and architecture insights
- Advanced AST analysis: control flow graphs, data flow analysis, type inference
- Interactive visualization with browser-based dependency graphs
- Compare two codebases for architectural differences
- LLM-powered insights using GitHub Copilot CLI
- Multiple languages: Python, TypeScript, Java, Go, C#
- Cross-platform: Windows, macOS, Linux
Quick Start
pip install atlas-strata
atlas analyze ./src
atlas visualize ./src
Commands
Offline Commands (no setup required)
atlas analyze <path>- Analyze code dependencies and architectureatlas visualize <path>- Generate interactive dependency graphatlas compare <path1> <path2>- Compare two codebases
LLM-Powered Command (requires GitHub Copilot CLI)
atlas ask "question"- Ask questions about your codebase
To enable the ask command:
copilot --allow-tool atlas
atlas ask "What does the auth module do?"
License
MIT License
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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