Atlas Review

An atlas is prose about code, so a reader cannot see what it left out or made up. This skill opens the code and settles each sentence.

Gate

Run this in a context that never saw the atlas being written. A writer that grades its own output grades its intent. If you wrote the node, stop and say so.

Your inputs are the emitted node and the repository. Not the diff, not the reasoning, and not the ticket that asked for it.

Get the root with git rev-parse --show-toplevel.

1. Split the node into claims

A claim is one assertion a reader could act on. Split the whole node, not the fields you find easy: