Lattice Schema Registry
The Lattice Schema Registry (LSR) is now available at https://schema-registry.developer.anduril.com.
The LSR enables you to publish, share, and use schema definitions with the Protobuf Interface Definition Language. Log in with your existing Lattice Developer single sign-on (SSO).
Your organization owns the lifecycle of the schemas you publish to the LSR, giving you more control over defining your integration’s features in Lattice. For example, if you’re integrating a taskable agent, you can publish a task definition that expresses your platform’s unique capabilities to operators, then modify the schema as the integration evolves.
To get started, see the following pages in the Lattice SDK guide:
- Define tasks explains how to describe your platform’s capabilities as a custom task definition.
- Create tasks shows you how to issue tasks to your agent from those definitions.
- Registry explains how to publish, version, and share your schemas in the LSR.
Repository visibility
- The Lattice Schema Registry is not rated for ITAR specifications, regardless of repository visibility. Do not use the registry to store any classified specifications.
For an example of how to define and use custom tasks, see the Auto reconnaissance sample app.
Existing users
If you have used the Schema Registry in beta prior to today, we are making a change to how revisions work. Breaking changes are no longer allowed for
alpha, beta, and test packages. To prevent breaking changes, you must publish a new version (for example, v1alpha to v2alpha).