A new concept: the Lattice File Library—a single, rule-based home for your PDFs. PDFs imported from Zotero, your browser, or directly into Lattice are organized by the same rules in the Lattice File Library, instead of being scattered across separately configured locations. • Set your library location, organization rules, and automatic renaming in one place. • When you change the library location, organization, or renaming settings, Lattice automatically asks whether to apply them to existing items—no need to select and organize them manually. • Improved sidebar and paper-detail interactions, plus more reliable imports, file moves, and cleanup when something goes wrong.

* Fixed an issue where adding a new collection/tag would fail when none existed * Fixed rare crashes during PDF import * Improved performance when handling large reference libraries * Other minor bug fixes and performance improvements

1. Enhanced Local API Added support for returning collections, tags, PDF paths, and summaries, providing more comprehensive data for automation and external integrations. 2. Unified Sidebar Interactions Standardized the UX for creating and renaming collections/tags in the sidebar, delivering a more consistent user experience. 3. Optimized Focus States Refined focus ring styles and unified highlighting effects across text input fields, making the interface cleaner and more visually appealing. 4. Improved Onboarding & Documentation Introduced a new first-launch onboarding interface, expanded the Lattice help documentation, and added support for student discounts. 5. Performance & Stability Boosts Implemented numerous UI stability and smoothness optimizations to further elevate the overall experience—with a special nod to the short-lived Claude Fable 5 for making it possible.

【Brand New Attachments Feature】 1. This update introduces a brand new Attachments feature. You can now link any file you want to an entry — not just paper PDFs. Code repositories, Markdown notes, experimental datasets, and more can all be attached directly beneath an entry. Simply right-click an entry and select “Add Attachment.”Your attachments remain exactly where they belong, without disrupting your existing workflow, while being unified under Lattice for efficient and elegant management. 2. When adding a new paper PDF to an existing entry, Lattice will now automatically extract metadata from the PDF and enrich the entry for you. 3. Fixed several bugs and improved overall performance.

Major Update * Expanded support for more biblatex entry types and fields * Entry types can now be edited directly at the top of the right-hand panel * Fields in the right-hand panel now adjust intelligently based on the entry type Fixes * Resolved issue with citekey not refreshing promptly * Fixed paper list sorting not being saved * Various other bug fixes and stability improvements

1. Lattice Browser Extension: Capture at the Click of a Button Say hello to the all-new Lattice extension. Seamlessly parse and save paper metadata without ever leaving your browser. It’s the fastest bridge between the web and your personal library. (To get started, open Lattice → Settings → Local API, enable Browser Extension, and choose a folder for browser-saved PDFs. Then enable “Lattice Reference Saver” in Safari → Settings → Extensions. See Help → Browser Extension for details.) 2. Local API Upgrade: A New Era of Read-Write Our Local API just got a major power-up. With new write access, you can now add entries directly via API. Whether you're building custom plugins or AI workflows, Lattice now integrates perfectly into your automation stack. 3. Bug Fixes Fixed a formatting issue where semicolons in journal titles would incorrectly trigger HTML escape characters (&). Zotero Import: Added support for importing linked PDFs and improved UI feedback to prevent visual hanging.

1. Lattice Browser Extension: Capture at the Click of a Button Say hello to the all-new Lattice extension. Seamlessly parse and save paper metadata without ever leaving your browser. It’s the fastest bridge between the web and your personal library. (To get started, open Lattice → Settings → Local API, enable Browser Extension, and choose a folder for browser-saved PDFs. Then enable “Lattice Reference Saver” in Safari → Settings → Extensions. See Help → Browser Extension for details.) 2. Local API Upgrade: A New Era of Read-Write Our Local API just got a major power-up. With new write access, you can now add entries directly via API. Whether you're building custom plugins or AI workflows, Lattice now integrates perfectly into your automation stack. 3. Bug Fixes Fixed a formatting issue where semicolons in journal titles would incorrectly trigger HTML escape characters (&).

1. One-Click Zotero Migration: Find the Zotero Import feature under "Settings > Backup" to effortlessly migrate your entire library. 2. RIS Support: Full support for .ris files—now you can import, export, and copy bibliographic data in RIS format. 3. Backup & Restore: Keep your library safe with the new manual backup and restore functions. 4. Manual Entry: Added support for manually adding papers via "Import > Manual Add" in the top right corner. 5. Enhanced Paper List: Added "Note" and "Date Added" fields. You can now sort by date and see your notes directly in the list. 6. Bug Fixes: Resolved issues where sidebar statistics and paper ratings did not refresh promptly.

【New Features】 1. Subcollections and Drag-and-Drop Sorting • Collections now support up to three levels of nesting, including subcollections. • Drag a collection onto another collection to change its parent. • Collections and tags can now be reordered via drag and drop. • Selecting a parent collection now shows all papers in its descendant collections by default. 2. Local API • Added a built-in local HTTP service, with settings to enable or disable it and configure the port. • External tools can use the API to search papers and retrieve citation metadata. 3. Cmd+F Shortcut • Cmd+F now focuses the search field and automatically switches to searching across all papers. 4. Template Enhancements • Added {{collectionPaths}}, {{latticeURL}}, and {{pdfURL}} template variables. • latticeURL is a deep link for the app. Double-clicking it opens Lattice and focuses the referenced paper. • pdfURL is the file path of the paper’s PDF. Double-clicking it opens the PDF directly. • On the Settings > Templates page, click the refresh button in the top-right corner to automatically fetch the latest default templates. 5. macOS 14 Compatibility • Supports macOS 14 Sonoma and later. 【Bug Fixes and Improvements】 1. Reduced resource and memory usage during PDF import. 2. Fixed an issue where certain PDFs could not be attached properly. 3. The search field now searches across all papers by default, instead of only within the selected collection. 4. Fixed occasional lag and crashes.

Fix in App purchase error.