Lattix 2026.0 Release Announcement

Product Release Announcement

Lattix 2026.0 brings new AI capabilities

Lattix 2026.0 introduces new AI-assisted workflows with the Lattix MCP Server, helping teams improve software reuse, remediate architectural coupling, and move faster from analysis to action inside the development workflow.

Release 2026.0
July 2026
AI Capabilities

Release Highlights

Improve Software Reuse with AI Remediation

Turn coupled, tangled code into clean, reusable components

Tightly coupled code can’t be reused. The new Lattix MCP server connects your architecture model directly to AI assistants — so you can find the dependencies blocking reuse, remediate them with AI-proposed fixes, and turn tangled modules into clean, reusable components, right inside VS Code.

MCP ServerVS Code PluginRoot-Cause AnalysisBranch Verification

Platform & AI

Improved

Python API

The improved Python API expands automation options for teams that need programmatic access to Lattix functionality.

Language Support

Updated

C++ Module on Clang 17

The C++ module is now based on Clang 17, with an option to use the original Clang 12 for compatibility with existing projects.

Developer Workflows

Performance & Automation

CLI

Enhanced Command-Line Functionality

Integrate Lattix into your workflows with the ldc command line tools.

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Explore what’s new in Lattix 2026.0

Review the release notes or talk with our team to see how these updates can support your architecture, engineering, and development workflows.

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