Atlas

What it does

Atlas indexes every local git repo and gives you one place to work across all of them, live git status, multi-pane terminals, resumable Claude Code sessions, auto-discovered scripts, per-project notes, todos, and disk usage. Built for the AI coding era, when you're not working on one project, you're juggling a dozen. Desktop-native (Tauri 2 + Rust). Open source, MIT.

Watch every local git repo, run scripts in multi-pane terminals, resume Claude Code sessions, and keep notes + todos per project. Built for macOS.

Atlas watches every git repo in your code folders, lists them edge-to-edge with live branch status, and opens anything you need: editor, shell, Claude Code session, dependency scan, without switching apps. Desktop-native. macOS-first. The inspector on the right of every Atlas window swaps between seven focused views for the selected project. Click through them here. This is the real layout, not a screenshot. notify-rs + git2 keep the index live: branch, dirty, ahead, behind, all updated within a second of any commit or checkout. Coloured chips mark what git will commit: M for modified, + for added, − for deleted. Toggle changed only or browse the full tree. Click any path to open it in your…from atlas.amrebada.com

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