Atlas 0.4.1: exact path explorer and complete infrastructure intelligence - #33
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What this completes
This PR finishes the remaining Atlas 0.4 plan after #32 was merged and prepares the publishable 0.4.1 release.
Exact architecture paths
atlas_find_pathMCP toolInfrastructure intelligence
System Map correction
Large-project UX
Graphify review
Atlas adopts the useful query-first ideas: exact graph paths, architecture hubs, evidence/confidence visibility, and bounded large-graph behavior. It keeps Atlas's directed, NestJS-specific semantic graph and deterministic scenes instead of replacing them with an undifferentiated generic network.
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0.4.1pl-apidataVerification
CI runs the complete check on Linux, macOS, and Windows:
The test suite covers 19 MCP tools, infrastructure fixtures, viewer path interaction, and large-graph path performance.