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Atlas is code-verified vaults for the past tense of a repo. Sibling tools cover other slices of the same desk. Name them in feature docs when a real integration exists; this page is the short map.

Package Relationship to Atlas Links
agentic-sage Optional project adapter reads atlas.config.json + zone cards so territory/board can show zone names and treat map/index.md as generated. Coupling is file-only and one-directional (sage → vault). Example: examples/with-agentic-sage/. SessionStart hooks coexist fail-open. sage.muslewski.com · npm
status-herald Same install/wire etiquette family (fail-open SessionStart, backup-before-write). No runtime data exchange with the vault. herald.muslewski.com · npm
token-oracle Optional read-only budget hint before large backlog claims — consumer of oracle snapshot / forecast.json. Example: examples/with-token-oracle/. Atlas never writes oracle state. oracle.muslewski.com · npm
llm-armory Named executor loadouts spawn sessions; those sessions recollect into an Atlas when the repo has a vault. Atlas does not invoke or configure armory. armory.muslewski.com · npm
mossferry Remote tmux/mosh path to the machine that holds your repos and vaults. Atlas runs on the app host next to the code; ferry is how a laptop reaches that host. mossferry.muslewski.com · npm

Rules for authors

  1. Contextual first — when documenting a feature that displays or depends on a sibling, say so in that page (one clear sentence + link).
  2. Update this table when you add or remove a real edge.
  3. Do not invent — if code does not wire it, do not claim it.

See also

  • On-ramp — wire hooks; shared SessionStart etiquette with sage
  • CI recipeatlas check as the vault honesty gate
  • Examples — sage adapter + oracle budget hint + solo baseline