Equivalent Windows, Linux and macOS outcomes
The v1 programme targets the same core features and project outcomes across Windows, Linux and macOS.
Gate: v1-cross-platform-release
Roadmap / qualified commitments only
V1 closes the loop. The roadmap extends it.
This page says what is intended, what evidence would make it real and what remains a direction. It deliberately contains no invented dates.
Building for v1
The complete real-software promise.
These outcomes remain future tense until their release evidence and claim gates are green.
Documentation produced with the project
The v1 programme joins project knowledge, Writer and delivery workflows into a maintained documentation suite.
Gate: real-software-documentation
Front end and back end in one delivery loop
The v1 programme extends Canvas and Code from the shipped supported projection into complete framework write-through, verification and repository delivery.
Gate: real-software-front-back
A shippable project artifact
The v1 programme closes the loop from project intent to a verified, packaged artifact with an inspectable hand-off.
Gate: real-software-artifact
Directional roadmap
Useful direction without a release fiction.
External SDK and control plane
The roadmap extends project and goal control beyond the desktop through a documented SDK, CLI and local control plane.
Subject to change as the beta and v1 evidence changes.
What will not move.
- Bring your own models. Workspace value does not depend on reselling a token allowance.
- Local models stay first-class. Privacy is not a degraded execution tier.
- Safety remains inspectable. More agency does not justify fewer visible controls.
- One project remains the unit of work. New surfaces must join project context rather than fragment it.