latent-k

What it does

AI coding assistants waste tokens re-exploring your codebase every session. latent-k fixes this by maintaining a persistent dependency map that's automatically injected as context. - Auto-syncs when files change - ~3k tokens for 80 files (vs ~15k raw) - Tracks imports, exports, and callers - MCP server for on-demand queries - Persistent notes across sessions Works with Claude Code & Gemini CLI. Supports JS/TS, Python, Go, Rust, Java, PHP, Ruby, C#, C/C++. 14-day free trial, then $9/month.

Latent-K maps your codebase structure and file relationships, then automatically injects that context into your AI coding sessions. Everything your AI assistant needs to understand your codebase. Tracks imports, exports, and relationships between files. AI sees how your code connects. Every file read shows imports, dependents, and who calls each function. AI knows what would break before changing anything. Define business rules as YAML audits and validate them against your codebase with AI. Catch drift before it ships. When you run lk sync , Latent-K analyzes your codebase and maps file relationships. This context is automatically injected into your AI coding sessions via hooks, and Claude…from latentk.org

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