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Capability Roadmap

This roadmap is framed around user outcomes rather than internal implementation labels.

Now

  • Reliable signal capture for development observations
  • Structured local storage with portable data formats
  • Baseline retrieval for captured context

Next

  • Stronger candidate review workflows for promotion decisions
  • Better duplicate detection during review
  • Improved operator visibility into promotion throughput and quality

Later

  • Richer canonical memory retrieval and filtering
  • Stronger policy integration for memory governance
  • Cross-workspace sharing patterns with explicit controls

What success looks like

The roadmap is successful when teams can show measurable improvements in:

  • Time to onboard engineers and agents
  • Repeat incident frequency
  • Decision turnaround for known problem classes
  • Confidence in AI-assisted changes under governance

Positioning commitment

We will continue to lead with capability language in external docs: capture, review, preserve, reuse.

Internal names (Kindling, Ember, Edda) remain useful as architectural anchors, not as the primary value story.


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