Atris creates and maintains a structured navigation map (atris/MAP.md) for a codebase that records key symbols, entry points, routes, and important files with exact file:line references. By consulting the map first, agents avoid repeated scanning and save tokens when exploring or answering 'where is X?'.
Use Atris when onboarding to a new codebase, answering location queries about functions/files, or performing repeated code exploration tasks. Run it once to generate the initial MAP.md and update surgically as the code evolves.
Agents that can run ripgrep or shell commands (rg) and write to the repository — typically developer-focused agents like Copilot, Codex, or any agent with repo filesystem access.
Atris generates structured MAP.md navigation indexes for codebases using ripgrep, reducing token waste on repeated code exploration. No bundled scripts — purely instruction-based skill driving agent behavior. SKILL.md is well-organized with clear triggers, anti-patterns, and rg command examples. Clean security profile with explicit .env/secrets exclusion.
No scripts to execute or analyze. Pure instruction skill. Well-structured SKILL.md with good frontmatter, clear scope, and useful anti-patterns section. Could benefit from a references/ directory or example MAP.md output.