GitHub Access

Paying Lattice customers get direct access to our private GitHub repository. This isn’t just code access—it’s a seat at the table for product development.

What You Get

Source Code

Complete access to the Lattice codebase

Roadmap

GitHub Projects board showing planned features

Issue Tracker

Report bugs and request features

Discussions

Community conversations with the team

Getting Access

When you subscribe to Lattice, you’ll receive a GitHub invitation to the private navam-io/lattice repository.

Check your email for the GitHub invitation
Accept using your GitHub account
You now have full repository access

Following the Roadmap

The Lattice Roadmap is maintained as a GitHub Projects board with columns:

Column	Description
Todo	Features planned but not started
In Progress	Features currently in development
Done	Completed features with release versions

Understanding Labels

Filter the roadmap by area of interest:

Label	Description
`area:rag`	RAG and knowledge retrieval features
`area:scenario-stack`	Scenario and stack configuration
`area:settings`	Application settings and preferences
`area:studio`	Studio panel and artifact features
`area:what-if`	What-if analysis capabilities
`area:workflow`	Workflow automation features
`bug`	Bug fixes and corrections
`feature-slice`	Major feature implementations
`status:released`	Features that have shipped

Click any label to filter and see only relevant items.

Exploring Feature Details

Each roadmap item links to a detailed GitHub issue showing:

Version Targeting

Every feature shows its target version (e.g., “Version: 0.8.5”) so you know which release will include it.

Rationale

We include reasoning behind each feature—often with quotes from customer conversations. This transparency helps you understand why certain features are prioritized.

Task Checklists

Features break down into specific implementation tasks with checkboxes. See exactly what work remains before a feature ships.

Specification References

Features link to spec documents (e.g., backlog/scenario-stack-spec.md) where you can read full technical designs.

Reporting Issues

Your feedback directly influences the roadmap.

Navigate to Issues in the repository
Search existing issues to avoid duplicates
Click New Issue and select a template
Provide detailed information

Issue Templates

Template	Use For
Bug Report	Something isn’t working as expected
Feature Request	A capability you’d like added
Documentation	Improvements to docs or guides

What Makes a Good Issue

The best issues include:

Clear title — Summarize the problem or request
Reproduction steps — How can we see the issue?
Expected vs. actual — What should happen vs. what does?
Context — Your use case and why this matters
Screenshots — Visual evidence when applicable

How Your Feedback Shapes Development

Your issues don’t disappear into a void:

Issue Submitted
     ↓
Triage (< 48 hours)
     ↓
Labeling & Prioritization
     ↓
Roadmap Integration
     ↓
Version Planning
     ↓
Implementation
     ↓
Release

Customers who actively participate often see their requested features prioritized. The rationale sections in feature specs frequently reference customer conversations.

Staying Updated

Watch the Repository

Click Watch on the repository to receive notifications:

New releases
Issue updates
Roadmap changes
Important announcements

Release Tags

Each version is tagged in Git (e.g., v0.6.6, v0.6.7). Track specific features through their release.

Click Subscribe on specific issues to get notified when:

Status changes
New comments added
Issue closed or released

Contributing

While the repository is private, we welcome contributions from customers:

Bug fixes — Submit PRs for issues you encounter
Documentation — Improve guides and examples
Feature ideas — Propose designs for new capabilities

All contributions are reviewed by the Lattice team.

Next Steps

Roadmap — See what’s coming next
Changelog — Track recent releases