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Roadmap

The roadmap records direction, not a delivery guarantee. Items stay marked as planned until an executable contract and documentation exist.

  • Stabilize the public server and package APIs toward 1.0.
  • Expand real-world compatibility fixtures and long-duration memory testing.
  • Broaden supported distribution targets while retaining reproducible bundles.
  • Deepen production guidance from deployed workloads.
  • Continue the maintained Laravel 12 and 13 executable matrix.
  • Track upstream package constraints without bypassing them.
  • Expand package-specific persistence and worker-isolation evidence.
  • Preserve the one-request-per-worker safety rule until the framework contract supports stronger concurrency.
  • Complete the application host around the implemented Swift/UIKit renderer.
  • Establish iOS packaging, signing, device testing, and compatibility gates.
  • Complete component, navigation, accessibility, and performance parity evidence.
  • Grow the native plugin ecosystem with reviewed examples.
  • Move individual components through maturity and verification gates.
  • Fill incomplete behavior and accessibility evidence.
  • Keep the machine-readable parity contract aligned with documentation.
  • Define cross-platform visual behavior when an iOS renderer exists.
  • Preserve stable API 1, worker protocol 6, and Rust plugin protocol 1.
  • Expand Linux compositor, GPU, and distribution certification.
  • Build and certify Windows packaging without weakening the capability model.
  • Complete macOS packaging, signing, updates, and physical-device validation when Apple hardware is available.
  • Grow the reviewed plugin ecosystem and signed-update deployment evidence.

Start with Contributing. A useful proposal explains the current limitation, the smallest safe contract, how it will be tested, and which documentation will change.