Lattice: open-source local LaTeX workspace with bring-your-own AI agent
LINJIEFUN · x · 2026-11-07
Developer leoliuym released Lattice, a free open-source local-first LaTeX workspace for macOS that unifies papers, notes, slides, Overleaf co-authors and an AI agent.
- Live PDF preview, completions, SyncTeX jumps, one-click builds with your own TeX Live
- Bring your own agent: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode or Droid signed in as you — no bundled AI subscription; agent edits appear as undoable diffs with reasons
- Import papers by arXiv ID/DOI/title, read as blog/paper/PDF, one-step citing with hover references
- Two-way Overleaf sync with live presence
- Markdown notes, tldraw whiteboards, interactive HTML, React slides, spreadsheets
- Submission aids: Crossref bibliography checks, double-blind leak checks, self-building arXiv export ZIP
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