Use cases
The same machinery, pointed at very different corpora.
A solo developer running two or three agents
Not every team is coordinating a hundred workers. An honest look at running Lacunari as one person with two to four agents on your own project, where the value holds at that scale, and where it genuinely doesn't yet.
Coordinating a Windows development team
Postgres runs natively on Windows, but lac itself is a bash CLI. Here is the honest shape of running Lacunari on a Windows-based engineering team today: what works, what needs WSL or Git Bash, and what is proven-by-use rather than proven-by-suite.
Running a fleet of AI coding agents on one codebase
How to put dozens of AI agents and human engineers on the same large codebase at once without merge conflicts, duplicated work, or a human acting as the scheduler.
Cataloguing a historical archive that lives on twelve people's hard drives
How a research club or historical society can pool scans, deduplicate them by content, find the years and sources they are missing, and share a catalogue with another group without either surrendering it.
Finding the single-source claims in a body of scientific literature
How research teams can map a corpus of papers, surface findings that rest on one unreplicated source, and see which parts of a question nobody has published on.