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Welcome to the AtlasMind wiki — a comprehensive guide to the multi-agent AI orchestrator for VS Code.


What is AtlasMind?

AtlasMind turns VS Code into a full agentic development environment. Instead of a single chatbot, you get an orchestrator that picks the right agent, the right model, and the right tools for every task — then tracks cost and remembers decisions across sessions.

Key highlights:

  • Multi-agent — define specialised agents (architect, tester, security reviewer, etc.) and let the orchestrator route automatically
  • Multi-provider model routing — Claude, GPT, Gemini, DeepSeek, Mistral, z.ai, GitHub Copilot, or local models. Budget and speed preferences steer selection
  • 26 built-in skills — file I/O, git operations, diagnostics, code navigation, test running, web fetch, and more
  • Long-term project memory (SSOT) — decisions, architecture notes, domain knowledge, and lessons persist in a structured memory folder
  • Autonomous project planner — decompose goals into parallel subtasks, preview impact, gate with approvals, and review results
  • Real-time cost tracking — per-session spend with budget guardrails

Quick Navigation

Page Description
Getting Started Install, configure, and run your first command
Architecture System design, core services, data flow
Chat Commands All @atlas slash commands with usage examples
Agents Built-in and custom agent definitions
Skills 26 built-in skills, custom skill import, MCP tools
Model Routing Provider setup, budget/speed modes, routing algorithm
Memory System SSOT folder structure, retrieval, bootstrapping, import
Project Planner Autonomous task decomposition and parallel execution
Tool Execution Approval gating, terminal allow-list, checkpoints, webhooks
Configuration All extension settings with defaults
Funding and Sponsorship How to support ongoing AtlasMind development
Security Security model, boundaries, vulnerability reporting
Contributing Dev setup, coding conventions, PR checklist
FAQ Common questions and troubleshooting
Comparison How AtlasMind compares to Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Aider, and Open Hands
Changelog Version history and release notes

How It Compares

Capability AtlasMind Claude Code Cursor Copilot Aider Open Hands
Runs inside VS Code ✅ (fork) ❌ (terminal) ❌ (browser/GUI)
Multiple AI agents ⚠️ sessions and agent types
Custom agent definitions ⚠️ limited
Multi-provider model routing ⚠️ third-party providers ⚠️ built-in and third-party agents
Budget-aware model selection
Long-term project memory ✅ (SSOT) ⚠️ (CLAUDE.md + memory) ⚠️ custom instructions/context
Memory security scanning
Built-in skills / tools 26 ~15 ~10 ~8 ~6 ~20
MCP server integration
Custom skill import
Autonomous project planner ⚠️ agent workflows ⚠️ plan mode ⚠️ plan agent
Per-tool approval gating ⚠️ varies by agent/tool
Real-time cost tracking ⚠️ basic
Rollback checkpoints ✅ (git)
Voice input/output ⚠️ voice input
Vision / image input
Open source ✅ MIT ✅ Apache ⚠️ core MIT

Capability comparisons are approximate and reflect the state of each tool as of early 2026. Check each project's docs for the latest.


License

AtlasMind is open-source under the MIT License.