Roadmap

The roadmap is useful as a direction indicator, but not as a strict operational contract.

What usually goes into the roadmap

• new user scenarios;
• API and CLI improvements;
• observability expansion;
• performance and startup improvements;
• new integration capabilities.

How to read it correctly

• the roadmap shows development direction, not a promise of an exact date;
• for production planning, rely on the stable documentation and changelog;
• if a feature is critical for your launch, clarify its status separately instead of building timelines only from the roadmap.

Practical meaning

The roadmap helps you understand where the platform is heading and which scenarios may become simpler or more available later. But the working contract for the user remains the current stable pages and published releases.