Atlas Scan — Discover and Review

To scan projects for repository ownership and visibility, this Skill auto-detects Git visibility via the gh CLI and checks ownership against your authenticated GitHub user and organizations. It filters out upstream clones or forks so only owned repositories proceed to card generation.

The best way to discover repositories and extract metadata is by running the Atlas scanner against your configured directory. It identifies all potential projects, gathers inferred and explicit metadata, and reports the percentage of owned repositories with associated cards.

The repository ownership check explicitly filters out forks and upstream clones. It validates ownership against the authenticated GitHub user and their organizations, ensuring non-owned repositories are excluded from card generation.

Yes, you need the gh CLI installed and authenticated to detect Git visibility during the repository metadata scan. The scanner relies on it to automatically determine public or private status and verify ownership against your GitHub user.

Discovered repositories are excluded from card generation when ownership validation fails. The scanner checks repositories against your authenticated GitHub user and organizations, intentionally filtering out non-owned repositories like upstream clones.

You can use this Skill to assess card coverage by scanning your projects directory. It reports the exact percentage of owned repositories that already have associated cards, giving you a clear overview before generating new ones.