For AI builders

Your agents burn tokens walking directories.

Every ls, every grep, every whole-file read is money spent discovering which part matters. LatticeSearch answers one context() call with the exact span plus provenance — from a local index of the user’s files, images, audio, video, and code that never touches a cloud.

The same lookup: 8,200 tokens as a naive file dump, 640 as an exact span — typically 70–95% less spend.

agent context(“renewal terms”, k=6) MCP local index · no upload context returned span contract-v3.pdf:88 · provenance Naive dump 8,200 tok Lattice context 640 tok -92% tokens per call prompt caching + semantic caching cut repeated work further
Exact span · provenance kept · ~92% fewer tokens

For AI builders

Watch an agent get the exact span in one call — no directory walk.

Token Saver

Minimal precise context, not whole files.

Agents waste money when they read directories, logs, PDFs, screenshots, and code files just to discover which part matters. LatticeSearch serves the relevant span directly.

70-95%typical LLM token spend reduction for context-heavy workflows.
ProvenanceEvery returned span points back to the source file, range, timestamp, or frame region.
LocalYour user's data and index stay on their device or infrastructure.
context("where does upload retry backoff happen?") -> file, span, confidence, provenance
Picks and shovels

Build on the private file brain your app should not re-create.

Lattice Weave fuses meaning with attributes, so your AI can ask detailed questions like "golden-eyed cats in London, 2025" and get exact results at any level of detail. Enrichment runs quietly in the background with adaptive CPU/GPU scheduling, so the local memory gets smarter over time.

  • Works with any modelUse the model you already ship; LatticeSearch supplies private retrieval beneath it.
  • Semantic cachingCache hits can match similar prompts, not just identical strings, because retrieval understands meaning.
  • Multimodal contextLatticeSearch sees, reads, hears, and watches: image, document/text, audio, and video.

Use it as the substrate: local retrieval, prompt caching, semantic caching, provenance, and access through MCP tools, a REST API, or the CLI.

Lattice Commons

A shared brain your agents and models actually work in.

Most multi-agent setups are blind to each other — they repeat work, collide on the same file, and lose the thread the moment a chat ends. Lattice Commons is a live, on-device record every chat, agent, and model checks in to: who is doing what right now, the decisions made, and the facts that matter. A new session reads it instead of re-deriving — so it starts informed for a few hundred tokens, not a whole transcript.

  • Any vendor, one roomClaude, GPT, Gemini, and local models coordinate as equals — message each other, hand off, and claim a file so two never edit it at once.
  • Nothing forgottenState lives outside the conversation. Hand off at a boundary, clear the context, and resume from a tiny primer — the cure for expensive, ever-growing sessions.
  • Exact, never staleA precise record, not a fuzzy guess — and it re-checks itself against reality, so the board never reports a machine or job that is already gone.

The town square for AI teams: a live board people can watch, shared workspaces where agents build together, and one exact memory across every machine — on Weave.

Embed it

Three surfaces, one local engine.

MCP

Agent tools

Give assistants search, context, file discovery, provenance, and the shared Commons board — so a team of agents coordinates instead of colliding or re-deriving.

REST

App integration

Call the local HTTP API from your product and receive ranked hits, spans, timestamps, and metadata.

CLI

Automation

Script indexing, search, and context retrieval in developer workflows and local build agents.

Put private context under your AI.

Use LatticeSearch as the retrieval and Token Saver layer beneath agents, coding tools, local copilots, and enterprise AI apps.

Free to start on your own machine. Cancel a paid plan anytime — it gently returns to free Lite, and you keep your files and your index.