Lattice is a high-performance, zero-latency multiplexed orchestration environment designed for parallel AI agent swarms. Built with a Rust-powered backend and a reactive SolidJS frontend, it provides a "Zero-Scroll" workspace where terminals are perfectly tiled and synchronized.
🌐 Live Website: https://yuvalhir.github.io/lattice-website/
Orchestrating multiple AI agents (like Claude, Gemini, or custom scripts) in traditional terminal tabs is cumbersome. Lattice transforms your workspace into a reactive grid, allowing you to monitor and interact with a "swarm" of processes simultaneously — without context switching or tab scrolling.
A workspace that always fits your viewport. Terminals are perfectly adjacent with no gaps, auto-tiled for 1 to 12+ sessions.
Launch a previous workspace from history — no need to reconfigure. Your recent sessions are saved and one-click away.
Split any terminal session directly from the tile header, or add new agents to your existing workspace on the fly.
Choose from professional color palettes: GitHub Dark, Dracula, Monokai, Nord, One Dark, and GitHub Light. Themes apply to the entire UI and all terminal sessions.
Close any modal, dialog, or panel with a single Escape press. Works across launcher, settings, server manager, and more.
A multi-step onboarding experience to configure mixed session layouts (Gemini, Claude, Codex, OpenCode, WSL, Browser) with a live grid preview.
Automatically discover background services, view clean logs (ANSI-stripped), rename processes, and manage lifecycles from a dedicated panel.
Stage changes, commit, and view file diffs directly within the IDE-like interface.
High-fidelity file navigation with branded icons for Rust, Python, TS, Docker, and more.
| Theme | Vibe |
|---|---|
| GitHub Dark | Professional & clean |
| Dracula | Vibrant & bold |
| Monokai | Warm & energetic |
| Nord | Calm & arctic |
| One Dark | Classic Atom editor feel |
| GitHub Light | Bright & readable |
Themes apply to the entire application — UI, terminals, panels, and modals — instantly.
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
Ctrl + L / Ctrl + N |
Open Launcher |
Ctrl + , |
Open Settings |
Ctrl + W |
Close Current Workspace |
Escape |
Close Modal / Settings / Server Manager |
| Component | Technology |
|---|---|
| Backend | Rust (Tauri v2), portable-pty, tokio |
| Frontend | SolidJS, TypeScript, Vite |
| Terminal | xterm.js (WebGL enabled) |
| Styling | Vanilla CSS + Reactive CSS Grid |
| IPC | Tauri Command + Event Bridge (Zero-Latency) |
Lattice is currently in early access (v0.1.7). Download the latest installers for Windows, macOS, and Linux from the Releases section.
Since Lattice is an open-source project and not currently signed with an Apple Developer Certificate, macOS Gatekeeper will flag it as "unidentified" or "damaged."
To install on macOS:
- Download the
.dmgor.app.tar.gz. - Move Lattice.app to your
/Applicationsfolder. - Right-click (or Control-click) on Lattice in your Applications folder and select Open.
- A dialog will appear saying it's from an unidentified developer. Click Open again.
If you see "Lattice is damaged and can't be opened": This is a common Gatekeeper issue for unsigned apps. You can fix it with this command:
# Remove quarantine flag
xattr -cr /Applications/Lattice.appAlternatively, you can run our fix script directly:
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/YuvalHir/Lattice/main/scripts/macos-fix.sh | bashPrerequisites:
Installation:
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/YuvalHir/Lattice.git
cd Lattice
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Run in development mode
npm run tauri devLattice uses a thread-safe, centralized Session Registry in Rust to track active terminals.
- Global State: Managed via
Arc<Mutex<SessionRegistry>>. - I/O Pipeline: Dedicated
tokiotasks monitor processstdout/stderrand emit raw byte streams to the frontend via Tauri events. - OS Bridge: Seamlessly abstracts execution between Native Windows (
cmd/powershell) and WSL, with robust process lifecycle management.
For a deep dive, see:
We follow Semantic Versioning (SemVer).
- Major: Breaking changes.
- Minor: New features (e.g., themes, workspace history).
- Patch: Bug fixes and performance tweaks.
Check our Changelog for detailed release notes.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
Built with ❤️ for the AI Agent Community by YuvalHir