Supervised agents that plan, build, and hand back reviewable work. One engine, many roles: a researcher, a reviewer, a coder, and an assistant that coordinates them. Yours to download and run.
Make the engine trustworthy enough to build a product on, the unglamorous work that everything else stands on.
Today it is a working core plus a half-finished rewrite spread across several repositories. Phase 1 collapses it into a single, clean codebase.
Ship the dashboard as a native desktop app that embeds the engine: cross-platform installers and a first-run setup. No clone, no terminal, no config marathon. Install it, open it, give it a goal.
Every coding task runs inside its own sandbox container: isolated from the host, reproducible, and safe to run many at once. The execution model the serious agent platforms are built on, brought in cleanly.
Migrate every role (researcher, reviewer, coder, assistant) onto one shared core with a self-healing supervisor, retiring the bolt-on parts. One runtime, many profiles.
Docs, templates, and a distribution push across the developer ecosystem. A serious agent platform that is genuinely easy to run earns its audience, and that audience is the whole point.
Run it hosted, with agents working across many machines at once. Start a run from your phone, come back to a finished, reviewable change.
Shared workspaces, multiple operators, and roles, so a whole team can point the same agents at the same codebase.
Share and install skills, tools, and agent profiles from the community. Capabilities grow without waiting on a core release.
Route each role to the best model for the job, cloud or local, by cost, speed, and quality. No lock-in.
Every run teaches the system. It learns your codebase, your patterns, and your preferences, and gets sharper the more you use it.
Point it at a goal, not a task. It plans, builds, reviews, and ships across many workstreams while you supervise the outcomes.
The horizon, not a commitment. These are the bets that make the near-term phases worth building.
The category is real and still wide open. The platforms that win are the ones developers can download, run, and trust on day one. The hard part is not a clever demo, it is reliability and a one-click start, and that is exactly what the roadmap above is ordered around.
The plan is simple: be the easiest serious agent platform to actually run, ship it where developers already are, and let distribution compound. That is the path the category leaders walked, and it is a walkable path.
This roadmap is a living document. Order and scope shift as phases land.