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Software-Engineer-AI-Agent-Atlas
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ATLAS: a senior-engineer layer for Claude Code.
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Built for Claude Code
ships .claude CLAUDE.md and nothing for other agents.
In its own words
Explore with wireframes & prototypes, clarify the essentials, capture it in HTML spec doc then let Claude Code's native plan/goal/workflow loop build. Fewer tokens, less ceremony, faster to what people pictured. KISS/YAGNI/DRY, context decides. No overengineering. Clean architecture that works.
The senior-engineer layer for Claude Code. Explore before you build, clarify only what matters, capture it in living HTML, then hand it to Claude Code's native plan / goal / workflow loop. Fewer tokens, less ceremony, faster to the thing people actually pictured.
One command. Full setup. No copy-pasting prompts every session.
ATLAS is an open-source Claude Code template: a curated set of skills, subagents, slash commands, and engineering conventions that turn Claude Code into a production-grade AI software engineer, with a wireframe-and-prototype workflow in place of heavyweight spec-driven development.
It ships in three CLAUDE.md modes, so you choose how much of the wheel to hand over:
- Vanilla — minimal footprint, no ATLAS identity.
- Collaborative (default) — the full senior-engineer identity with a review-and-commit loop; you stay in the driver's seat.
- Autonomous — the approval loop removed and **
free-will** wired in (alongsidesuper-product-ownerandsuper-ui-ux-design): the skill that lets ATLAS decide for itself on the high-stakes forks — hold real alternatives open, ground each in evidence, refute the winner, then log the call indocs/decision_logs/. That's what lets it one-shot an app and run unattended without going off the rails.
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