Atlas Scout
Atlas Scout is a local, read-only MCP server for structural code navigation. It builds a disposable SQLite index inside each workspace and provides definitions, source ranges, references, call relationships, architecture summaries, and edit-impact evidence to coding agents.
README
Atlas Scout MCP Registry packaging
This repository contains the inspectable packaging metadata and locked build recipe used to publish Atlas Scout to the official MCP Registry.
Atlas Scout is a local, read-only MCP server for structural code navigation. It builds a disposable SQLite index inside each workspace and provides bounded definitions, exact source ranges, references, static call relationships, architecture summaries, and edit-impact evidence to connected coding agents.
Install
Use an MCP Registry client that supports MCPB packages and choose the release asset matching your operating system and CPU architecture. Each bundle starts:
atlas-scout mcp
The current Preview 25 target matrix is:
| Target | Minimum platform |
|---|---|
aarch64-apple-darwin |
macOS 15 on Apple silicon |
aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu |
64-bit Linux with glibc 2.35+ on ARM64 |
x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu |
64-bit Linux with glibc 2.35+ on x86-64 |
x86_64-pc-windows-msvc |
64-bit Windows 11 25H2+ on x86-64 |
Preview binaries for macOS and Windows are not yet platform-signed. Review the installation and platform-safety documentation and do not weaken operating-system or organization security controls.
Reproduce the MCPB artifacts
The build is locked to Atlas Scout 1.0.0-preview.25, the exact signed public
release-manifest digest, all four source-archive digests and byte lengths, and
@anthropic-ai/mcpb 2.1.2.
Requirements: Bash, curl, jq, Node.js/npm, sha256sum, tar, and unzip.
./scripts/build-mcpb.sh
(cd dist/packages && sha256sum --check SHA256SUMS)
The script downloads only immutable Preview 25 release objects from
download.atlasscout.dev, verifies them before extraction, and packages one
native target per .mcpb file. Generated artifacts remain under dist/ and
are not committed to Git.
For directories that accept only one downloadable MCPB artifact per listing, build the universal package:
./scripts/build-smithery-mcpb.sh
That package contains three of the same verified native executables and a small Node.js launcher that selects the matching operating system and CPU at startup. It supports macOS/ARM64, Linux/x86-64, and Windows/x86-64 and requires Node.js 18 or newer. Smithery currently limits MCPB uploads to 25 MB, so Linux/ARM64 users should install its target-specific package from the official MCP Registry or GitHub release. Atlas Scout itself remains a native executable; the launcher is used only for cross-platform MCPB distribution.
The official MCPB CLI records the packaging time in each ZIP. Rebuilding
verifies and packages the same native inputs, but does not promise a
byte-identical .mcpb digest. The immutable release-asset digests used by MCP
clients are recorded in server.json and RELEASE_EVIDENCE.md.
The source archives additionally provide OpenPGP signatures, Sigstore bundles, SPDX SBOMs, and aggregate checksums through the signed public release manifest.
Licensing boundary
The packaging metadata, build scripts, and repository documentation are licensed under Apache License 2.0. Atlas Scout itself is separate proprietary software. The executables and product materials inside MCPB release assets remain governed by the Atlas Scout Proprietary License and EULA included in every bundle.
Installing or using an MCPB asset constitutes use of the proprietary runtime, not a grant under this repository's Apache license.
Privacy and support
Atlas Scout indexes locally. It does not transmit repository paths, symbols, queries, tool calls, editor state, Git remotes, index metrics, or source code to the Atlas Scout licensing service. Navigation results are sent to the coding agent the user connects.
- Product documentation: https://atlasscout.dev/docs
- Privacy policy: https://atlasscout.dev/legal/privacy
- Support and security: support@atlasscout.dev
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