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Decompose a codebase into a strict rule-of-7 mind map — recursively split the code into at most 7 chunks per level, each chunk into at most 7 sub-chunks, down to the smallest unit (an individual function), and render it as an interactive collapsible HTML tree opened in the browser. Use when the user wants a structural mind map / overview of an entire project or large subsystem where every function is a leaf.

Code Mind Map preconfigured for Android Studio (JetBrains) — build a rule-of-7 mind map of a codebase (≤7 children per level, every leaf a function with a what/how explanation) and render an interactive HTML tree whose functions click straight open in Android Studio. Use when the user wants a project mind map and uses Android Studio (or another JetBrains IDE).

Code Mind Map preconfigured for Antigravity IDE — build a rule-of-7 mind map of a codebase (≤7 children per level, every leaf a function with a what/how explanation) and render an interactive HTML tree whose functions click straight open in Antigravity IDE. Use when the user wants a project mind map and uses Antigravity IDE.

Code Mind Map preconfigured for Cursor — build a rule-of-7 mind map of a codebase (≤7 children per level, every leaf a function with a what/how explanation) and render an interactive HTML tree whose functions click straight open in Cursor. Use when the user wants a project mind map and uses Cursor.

Code Mind Map preconfigured for Visual Studio Code — build a rule-of-7 mind map of a codebase (≤7 children per level, every leaf a function with a what/how explanation) and render an interactive HTML tree whose functions click straight open in VS Code. Use when the user wants a project mind map and uses VS Code.

Drives an Atlas Pilot project through its lifecycle. Use this skill whenever a prompt says "Use the atlas skill" — in planning mode (interview → PRD → epics) or epic mode (implement one epic, test-first). The skill reads and writes .atlas/pilot/ and emits ATLAS sentinel lines the Atlas desktop app watches for.