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Your workspace, programmable
Lattices brings your windows, terminals, and projects under your control, with the same workspace tools available to agents on the computers you connect.
Lattices is a programmable workspace for you and your agents. You arrange the windows, choose the projects, and decide which computers belong in your working environment. An agent can use those same workspace controls when you give it access.
That is the direction behind the recent work, and the reason for the new line on the homepage: Take control of your workspace.
Start with your own workspace
The useful unit is the work you are doing: the terminal for a project, the windows around it, and the layout that lets you pick it up again. Lattices connects those pieces through shortcuts, workspace layers, the command bar, and an API.
A script can find a window, place it, and inspect the resulting layout. An agent can use those operations too. The workspace stays recognizable whichever way you control it.
Connect the computers you choose
The same idea extends to a connected computer. Remote access is an explicit choice: you start the gateway, pair a client, and approve the operations it can use. Access is scoped to specific products and methods.
Each host reports its capabilities. Mac and Linux support different operations, so a connected computer offers the controls it actually has. The remote-host documentation covers setup and permissions.
A family of focused tools
Lattices manages the workspace. Action handles computer-use tasks. Canvas keeps spatial notes, and Voice provides speech playback. They are independent apps with their own lifecycles, connected where that helps your work.
The Lattices 0.15.2 release brings the workspace controls directly into MCP, alongside browser and host tools. This post describes the product direction; the published releases remain the reference for what each download includes.
Start with the Mac app, or explore the workspace API and decide what you want to put to work.