ContextLattice v3.2.3: Faster Agent Memory with Go/Rust Runtime and Staged Retrieval

ContextLattice, a local-first memory/context layer for apps and agents, has been updated to version 3.2.3. The key improvements include faster retrieval speed across all database backends and deeper source coverage.

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ContextLattice is a local-first memory/context layer for applications and agents. The latest version 3.2.3 introduces a hybrid Go/Rust runtime architecture to improve retrieval speed and coverage. The Go layer handles ingress and orchestration, while the Rust layer manages the retrieval and memory hot paths. This hybrid approach allows for faster performance compared to the previous Python-based implementation. The retrieval design includes a fast lane using topic_rollups, qdrant, and postgres_pgvector, as well as a deep continuation lane with mindsdb, mongo_raw, letta, and memory_bank. Benchmarks show a 38.547% speed improvement in the Go lane over the Python lane, and an earlier runtime cutover benchmark saw a ~4.94x faster mean performance. Future plans for ContextLattice include data compression, an interactive monitoring dashboard, and reducing personal computer requirements, as well as exploring an Obsidian plugin or similar knowledge visualization tool.