Context Atlas for Developers — Free developer pack

Use Product 5 and Product 6 together

5 Start in Product 5Context AtlasReview the brief, repo map, role decision, API contract, test result, and migration audit. 6 Build the task in Product 6Context Atlas for DevelopersSelect team invitations, trace every affected system, and export the six-file implementation pack.

1Review in Product 5Accept the feature brief and role policy; keep the legacy migration gap uncertain.
2Open the task in Product 6Trace database, API, email, UI, audit, and test impact.
3Give the pack to the developerUse the agent brief, guardrails, allowed paths, and proof checklist.
4Return evidence to Product 5Add the test receipt and migration result without overwriting reviewed truth.

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Your ZIP includes six usable files

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README.md
change-impact-map.md
agent-context-brief.md
risk-evidence-register.md
verification-receipt.md
workspace.json

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Example task

Ship team invitations with role-based access

A cross-stack feature that must coordinate data, permissions, email, UI, audit events, and tests without creating an Owner-escalation path.

Goal: Invite as Admin or Member
Scope: DB + API + email + UI + audit
Must not change: No Owner escalation or public signup
Proof required: Role, token, membership, email, and audit tests

Guided knowledge graph

See every system the feature touches before coding starts

Select any node or connection to see its source, trust state, implementation reason, and missing proof.

Contract valid

Verified Uncertain Selected path

1 Feature request
2 Membership schema
3 Invitation API
4 Admin UI
5 Contract + E2E tests
6 Agent brief

Developer objects in this example

Selected connection

Membership schema → Invitation API

Why they connect: The API cannot create or accept an invitation without the membership and invitation records defined by the schema.
Source: Repository map and Invitation API contract
Confidence: Verified (98%)
Evidence: The contract fields, persistence boundary, and local suite agree.

Developer deliverables

Four decisions the pack makes usable

Impact map

Six affected code areas, three security guardrails, and why each connection exists.

Agent brief

Allowed paths, role rules, single-use token behavior, forbidden actions, and acceptance tests.

Risk register

The unresolved legacy-membership migration stays visible instead of becoming an assumed fact.

Verification receipt

Exact local tests that passed, plus deployment, provider, and migration proof that still does not exist.

Works with files, not a hidden platform. The free pack outputs Markdown and JSON that can be read by a person, coding agent, knowledge-graph tool, or ChaseOS adapter. Named-agent and ChaseOS compatibility remain unverified until tested against a specific version.