Create an AI Agent from a single prompt. Instead of building agents by hand, describe what you need and Latte creates, connects, and runs them for you. From workflows to production-ready AI assistants, all it takes is one prompt.
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m César, founder of Latitude.
A year ago we launched Latitude as a prompt engineering platform. Thousands of people used it to scale their AI workflows, but when the agent hype took off, we kept seeing the same issue:
People wanted to build agents, but most of them failed. Not because the ideas were bad, but because the process was too technical, too fragile, or just not made for real users.
We wanted to make agents accessible to everyone, regardless of technical background.
That’s why we built Latte, our meta-agent, built 100% on Latitude.
With Latte, you describe what you want and it creates the agent for you. No setup or coding needed.
And if you’re technical, you’ll love the rest of Latitude:
- Test and evaluate sub-agents separately - Run A/B tests on prompt strategies - Generate synthetic datasets - Track behavior step-by-step with full observability
Latitude is meant to work whether you’re new to this or want to go deep and customize everything.
We’ve been using Latte ourselves to create complex agentic systems… and honestly, it’s been wild to see what it can do.
We’d love for you to try it, any feedback is more than welcome 🙏
@heycesr interesting approach, Cesar. since it builds agents from a single prompt, how much control does the user get afterwards to tweak or refine what the agent does?
Latte creates the initial prompt for you, but you always have two options afterward:
Manual editing: you can change any detail of the generated agents directly by hand.
Conversational editing: you can ask Latte to adjust or rewrite it for you.
This flexibility is by design: Latte is both a meta-agent that generates working prompts/agents and a tool you can iteratively refine to fit your exact workflow.
@heycesr Congrats on the launch, César! Latte looks solid. One thought though: I’m usually wary of the “accessible to everyone” pitch, even within the engineering community, people from different backgrounds have very nuanced demands on an agent builder. Curious how you’re thinking about focus, who’s the core audience you want to win first before expanding outward?
Thanks for raising that point. For now, our priority is the white-collar, mid-technical user, that is, people who work with platforms and need to get solutions running without heavy engineering.
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@heycesr Congrats on the launch, César and team! Latitude 2.0 looks like a huge step forward in making AI agents more accessible!
Hey César @heycesr (like your username) I saw you on beyond the prompt in Barcelona, loved the product, I saved it to implement it when we need it. Good luck with the launch 🚀
Super cool! Is there the option of providing custom knowledge (e.g. documents) that live globally? Of is knowledge provided to each agent mutually exclusive? Love the approach, especially the reporting
@buzzusborne Hey Buzz thanks for the comment! At the moment there isn't a way to provide global knowledge to all projects in Latitude, however, we do give the ability and encourage our users to create knowledge/ context files for each of their projects. One of the best ways to design AI agents that are super powerful is to strategically disperse that knowledge between agents.
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Cograts on the launch!!! In the past, I had to worry about spending time on conception and testing when building an Agent yourself. Now, maybe I just need to provide prompts, Latitude allows AI to help me build the Agent I want in a short time!
Congrats on the launch, César! What stood out to me is the point about ideas rarely being the problem. I’ve seen the same thing while building Escape Velocity AI, as most friction isn’t about vision, it’s about turning that vision into something usable without drowning in setup. When you remove that barrier, people suddenly focus on the real work instead of the scaffolding.
Curious if that’s what you’re seeing too: once setup pain disappears, do users go deeper into experimentation, or do they just want quick wins?
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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m César, founder of Latitude.
A year ago we launched Latitude as a prompt engineering platform. Thousands of people used it to scale their AI workflows, but when the agent hype took off, we kept seeing the same issue:
People wanted to build agents, but most of them failed. Not because the ideas were bad, but because the process was too technical, too fragile, or just not made for real users.
We wanted to make agents accessible to everyone, regardless of technical background.
That’s why we built Latte, our meta-agent, built 100% on Latitude.
With Latte, you describe what you want and it creates the agent for you. No setup or coding needed.
And if you’re technical, you’ll love the rest of Latitude:
- Test and evaluate sub-agents separately
- Run A/B tests on prompt strategies
- Generate synthetic datasets
- Track behavior step-by-step with full observability
Latitude is meant to work whether you’re new to this or want to go deep and customize everything.
We’ve been using Latte ourselves to create complex agentic systems… and honestly, it’s been wild to see what it can do.
We’d love for you to try it, any feedback is more than welcome 🙏
PicWish
@heycesr interesting approach, Cesar. since it builds agents from a single prompt,
how much control does the user get afterwards to tweak or refine what the agent does?
Latitude
@mohsinproduct Hey Mohsin!
Latte creates the initial prompt for you, but you always have two options afterward:
Manual editing: you can change any detail of the generated agents directly by hand.
Conversational editing: you can ask Latte to adjust or rewrite it for you.
This flexibility is by design: Latte is both a meta-agent that generates working prompts/agents and a tool you can iteratively refine to fit your exact workflow.
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@heycesr Congrats on the launch, César! Latte looks solid. One thought though: I’m usually wary of the “accessible to everyone” pitch, even within the engineering community, people from different backgrounds have very nuanced demands on an agent builder. Curious how you’re thinking about focus, who’s the core audience you want to win first before expanding outward?
Latitude
@tonyabracadabra Hey Tony,
Thanks for raising that point. For now, our priority is the white-collar, mid-technical user, that is, people who work with platforms and need to get solutions running without heavy engineering.
@heycesr Congrats on the launch, César and team! Latitude 2.0 looks like a huge step forward in making AI agents more accessible!
Stooa
Hey César @heycesr (like your username) I saw you on beyond the prompt in Barcelona, loved the product, I saved it to implement it when we need it. Good luck with the launch 🚀
Sprinto
@heycesr congrats on the launch!
Triforce Todos
Congrats on the launch, César! Making this accessible beyond technical folks is exactly what this space needs right now.
Latitude
@abod_rehman Thank you for the kind comment!
Super helpful as beginner to building own ai agent.
Latitude
@mdanassaif Latte was made with beginners in mind! I hope you can develop some awesome projects with it!
Shootmail
Great idea! Congratulations to the team on the launch.
Latitude
@buildersps It's incredibly exciting, we appreciate your congradulations!
Latitude
@buildersps Thank you!
Prevue
Latitude
@buzzusborne Hey Buzz thanks for the comment! At the moment there isn't a way to provide global knowledge to all projects in Latitude, however, we do give the ability and encourage our users to create knowledge/ context files for each of their projects. One of the best ways to design AI agents that are super powerful is to strategically disperse that knowledge between agents.
Cograts on the launch!!! In the past, I had to worry about spending time on conception and testing when building an Agent yourself. Now, maybe I just need to provide prompts, Latitude allows AI to help me build the Agent I want in a short time!
Latitude
@wayne_appgrowing Hey Wayne! Happy we can help you save time! That's what we're here for :)
Interesting, I didn't expect this evolution from Latitude but it's super cool, love the redesign.
I'll test it for sure, good luck with the launch!
Latitude
@david_conelly Thank you David, test it and let us know what you think!
DevQuizzes
Congrats on the release, guys! Great work on this! 🎉🎉
Latitude
@madzadev Thank you so much Madza!
Congrats on the launch, César! What stood out to me is the point about ideas rarely being the problem. I’ve seen the same thing while building Escape Velocity AI, as most friction isn’t about vision, it’s about turning that vision into something usable without drowning in setup. When you remove that barrier, people suddenly focus on the real work instead of the scaffolding.
Curious if that’s what you’re seeing too: once setup pain disappears, do users go deeper into experimentation, or do they just want quick wins?