This release adds 4 notable features for engineering teams evaluating rollout.
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Summary
AI summaryPerformance improvements make the Go runtime lane 38.5% faster on average.
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ContextLattice v3.2
This release marks the public v3.2 lane as the current stable launch baseline.
Included in v3.2
- Go-first runtime frontdoor on
:8075with Python fallback lane on:18075. - Rust runtime components enabled for codec/memory/retrieval paths.
- Staged retrieval with fast-return + async slow-source continuation.
- Memory-bank default backend set to
icm_spikewith configured fallback chain. - Public docs/site clarity pass to explicitly delineate:
v3.2(public stable lane)v4(private tuning/experimentation lane)
Performance snapshot (Go lane vs Python lane)
From the published v3.2 cutover benchmark artifact (bench/results/live_runtime_comparison_v3.2.0_cutover.json):
- p50:
0.202s -> 0.139s(31.1%faster) - p95:
0.429s -> 0.268s(37.5%faster) - mean:
0.255s -> 0.157s(38.5%faster) - result-count parity: median
4on both lanes
Notes
- Public endpoint guidance remains
http://127.0.0.1:8075. - Python remains available as fallback/rollback path.
- v4 remains private until promoted by benchmark + recall + soak gates.
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Private-by-default memory and context layer for agents with Go/Rust runtime, staged retrieval across fused data backends, and long-horizon context continuity.
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