What is ContextLattice?
ContextLattice is a private-by-default memory and context orchestration system for AI agents. It provides a unified write/read contract for agentic memory, durable fanout across retrieval and storage lanes, and staged retrieval with agent sessions, all running in a local-first deployment with optional hosted surfaces. It is implemented as an MCP HTTP Gateway with a Go/Rust runtime.
How to use ContextLattice?
Clone the repository, copy .env.example to .env, then run gmake quickstart to launch the selected stack. Verify with curl -fsS http://127.0.0.1:8075/health | jq and the proof scripts. AI agents can install and integrate by following the Agent Quickstart block, which uses contextlattice_adopt integrate to write managed instruction blocks for supported agent profiles.
Key features of ContextLattice
- Unified write/read memory contract for agentic systems.
- Durable fanout across retrieval and storage lanes.
- Staged retrieval with fast now and deep continuation.
- Agent sessions with prior work, objective lineage, and handoffs.
- Go/Rust runtime ownership for the active application path.
- Local-first deployment with optional hosted surfaces.
Use cases of ContextLattice
- Integrate memory and context orchestration into existing agent workflows (Codex, Claude Code, OMP, Mercury, etc.).
- Manage long-running agent sessions with checkpoints, handoffs, and run-card exports.
- Run a private-by-default memory layer for agentic systems without third-party cloud dependencies.
- Deploy a single-container lite stack for local agent memory with
topic_rollups and Qdrant.
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