Design, explore, and share complex multi-agent architectures. Generate graphs with AI, apply layouts, inspect live telemetry, and export in seconds.
From quick sketches to production-grade architecture diagrams.
Describe your architecture in plain English and watch it become a 3D graph instantly.
Navigate complex agent graphs in real-time 3D with node inspection and live status.
Visualize trust zones, auth flows, and secret scopes across your agent mesh.
Generate share links and compare two graphs side-by-side with diff highlighting.
Jump-start with 9 pre-built patterns: RAG pipeline, ReAct loop, Worker-Manager, and more.
Execution reports, cost breakdowns, and latency heatmaps baked in.
Multi-agent systems break in ways traditional tools can't see. Here is what engineering teams deal with every week, and how Loxihart Lattice solves each one.
In tightly-connected multi-agent systems, one agent passing bad data silently corrupts downstream agents. By the time a user sees wrong output, the root cause is buried 6 hops back in a log no one can read.
Loxihart Lattice maps every dependency visually. You spot the propagation path before it reaches prod.
As token contexts grow, agents forget or contradict earlier decisions. Distributed AI teams spend hours tracing which agent 'forgot' a constraint, with no visual map of how memory flows between nodes.
Live mode and playback replay exactly how state changed hour-by-hour across your graph.
Agents often access secrets, APIs, and private data with no documented trust perimeter. Security audits fail because no one can show which agents touch what: the architecture only exists in someone's head.
Security zone overlays make trust boundaries explicit and shareable with auditors in one click.
A single misconfigured agent can loop endlessly, burning thousands of tokens per hour. Without node-level cost visibility, teams only find out at billing time, with no way to trace which node caused it.
Per-node cost and latency metrics surface runaway agents before the invoice arrives.
Multi-agent architectures live in README files, Notion docs, and tribal knowledge. New team members or stakeholders need weeks before they can contribute meaningfully, if they ever fully understand the system.
A shareable 3D graph is the onboarding doc. Spin up new engineers in minutes, not weeks.
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