lattice

Command Center

A command center for coding agent sessions

Run Claude Code and Codex sessions in a local workspace that surfaces each session's mission, current aim, and a timeline of key events — so long-running agent runs stay easy to follow.

Same CLI underneath. Lattice adds structure, visibility, and a review layer on top.

Lattice session view showing sidebar, active session, and history timeline

Live session view with the history panel open.

The Problem

Coding agent sessions are hard to keep track of

Running coding agents in the terminal works well at first. But once sessions get longer or you have multiple runs going, it becomes difficult to stay oriented.

You end up with:

  • [—]Multiple terminal tabs with no way to tell them apart
  • [—]Long scrollback histories that are hard to scan
  • [—]No quick way to see what a session is doing right now

Returning to a session later often means reconstructing what happened from the conversation.

Structured Sessions

Lattice turns agent runs into structured sessions

As a session runs, Lattice extracts structure from the conversation and tool activity. Each session gets a clear overview:

Mission

What the session was meant to accomplish.

Current Aim

If the agent pivots, the current focus updates automatically.

Tags

Scope, complexity, and work type help you quickly understand what kind of session it is.

Because each session has structure, you can run several agents in parallel and still stay oriented — glance at the sidebar and immediately see what every session is doing.

Lattice sidebar showing session cards with mission, current aim, and tags

Timeline

A timeline of what actually happened

Lattice history timeline showing tagged turns like fix, discovery, discuss, and friction

Every meaningful turn in the session is captured and summarized. Instead of reading hundreds of lines of conversation, you see the key steps:

discoveryIdentified cost tracking gap in batch pipeline
discussReviewed implementation scope
buildAdded cost tracking to batch_analyze pipeline

Each step shows what happened, when it happened, how many tools were used, and the outcome.

Improve Over Time

Review sessions and capture useful patterns

After a session completes, Lattice can review the run and suggest improvements:

  • [+]Updates to your CLAUDE.md instructions
  • [+]Reusable workflow patterns
  • [+]Follow-up tasks

Each session becomes input for the next one.

How It Works

Install and run locally

Lattice runs as a local daemon that manages agent processes while the web interface remains stateless. This means:

  • [+]Sessions continue running even if the UI reloads
  • [+]Multiple clients can observe the same session
  • [+]Long-running tasks stay stable

Get Started

Two commands. That's it.

npm install -g lattice-orchestrator
cd ~/projects && lattice

Run it from your projects root — Lattice manages sessions across all your repos.

Requires Node 22+ and Claude Code CLI. Codex CLI optional.

Pricing

Start free. Upgrade when you want Lattice to compound.

Free

$0/mo

For getting started with Lattice.

  • [+]Web-based UI with mobile support
  • [+]Real-time streaming dashboard
  • [+]Multi-session orchestration
  • [+]Switch between Claude Code and Codex mid-session
  • [+]Access from anywhere viaTailscale
  • [+]Bring your own Claude Code, Codex, or both

Pro

$19/mo

Everything in Free, plus Lattice learns how you work.

  • [+]Everything in Free
  • [+]AI-powered session insights
  • [+]Session history mining and pattern detection
  • [+]Recommendations that improve your workflow over time
  • [+]Session reviews and friction analysis
  • [+]Priority support
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