MCP server that gives AI coding agents structured project knowledge — standards, tools, conventions, structure
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# Atlas MCP server that gives AI coding agents structured project knowledge. **[Documentation](https://tomosius.github.io/atlas/)** ## Installation ```bash uvx atlas-context-mcp ``` ## Usage Configure in your MCP-compatible editor (Claude Desktop, Zed, etc.): ```json { "mcpServers": { "atlas": { "command": "uvx", "args": ["atlas-context-mcp"] } } } ``` ## Status In beta — breaking changes may occur at any time. ## License **Free to use during beta**, including for commercial internal use. Licensed under the [Business Source License 1.1](LICENSE). Created by [Tomas Pecukevicius](https://github.com/Tomosius/atlas). - Individual developers: free, forever. - Companies using it as a tool: free during beta. - Companies building a product on top of Atlas: [contact for a commercial license](mailto:pecukevicius@gmail.com). - Converts to MIT on **2027-01-01**. If you build something with Atlas, attribution is required — see [LICENSE](LICENSE).
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