Roadmap

Eight phases. Seven are essentially finished — three items have been moved back out of Done after an audit found them unreachable from the running app — and the eighth is what stands between an unsigned disk image and one macOS will open without an argument.

Done

1 · Foundation

• Electron, React and TypeScript, built with electron-vite
• Process ownership, with scrollback replayed across tab switches
• Provider layer — Claude, Codex and Gemini detection, login-shell PATH
• Sidebar, tab bar, status dots, empty state
• Design tokens in dark and light, self-hosted open-licensed fonts
• Atomic JSON store; projects and window bounds persist
• Content-security policy set from the main process

2 · Session intelligence

• Status detection in the main process, so unrendered tabs stay accurate
• Provider picker — per session, per project, global default
• Session resume
• Preferences, and live re-theming that recolours terminals without a restart
• Desktop notifications and sounds — renderer/notifications.ts exists but is imported only by the Notifications settings section, so the only banner that fires is its Test button. Nothing notifies when a session finishes. Listed under Done until this audit; it was not true.
• Session titles derived from the task, and unread indicators — pty-manager.ts hardcodes title: basename(cwd) and CreateSessionInput has no title field; renderer/unread.ts has no importers at all. Listed under Done until this audit; neither was true.

3 · Cost, context and telemetry

• Transcript watcher
• Cost tracking per session, project and day
• Token and context-window monitoring with a bloat warning
• Session inspector — timeline, cost breakdown, tool-usage statistics
• Deep search across past transcripts
• Smart alerts for missing tools, context bloat and session health

4 · Project workspace

• Git status watcher and git panel
• File tree and viewer with syntax highlighting
• Quick open and command palette
• GitHub integration through gh
• AI readiness score with one-click fixes
• .deckignore with gitignore semantics, read by the file tree — quick open and the watchers still do not consult it

5 · Dashboard and board

• Customisable project overview on a drag-and-drop widget grid
• Widgets for readiness, kanban, sessions, cost, git and GitHub
• Kanban board per project, with search and tag filtering
• Board and session linked — a card spawns or resumes a session

6 · Many sessions at once

• Swarm mode
• Multiple agent profiles with isolated logins
• Full keymap and a shortcut reference sheet

7 · Integrations

• Hooks installed into each provider's settings, namespaced so they never collide with another tool's
• MCP client and inspector
• Embedded browser with element inspect
• Chrome configuration import

Not done

8 · Ship

• Code signing and notarisation. The packaging itself is done — npm run dist:mac writes a .dmg and a .zip for arm64, and CI writes an x64 installer and a portable executable for Windows — but identity: null is set deliberately and there is no Windows certificate either, so nothing is signed: Gatekeeper needs the right-click step and SmartScreen needs the More info override.
• Split panes — the layout code and the ⌘D / ⌘⇧S / ⌘⇧W chords exist in the repository, but nothing in the app renders the split view, so it cannot be reached. Listed under Done until this audit; it was not true.
• Updating in place, on Windows. Pointed at our own releases, and done on macOS: the app reads the feed, and on your say-so downloads the archive, verifies its SHA-512 and swaps the bundle — which is how an unsigned build updates at all, since Squirrel.Mac refuses one. Run end to end, through to the relaunch. The Windows side is wired to electron-updater's installer and has never been exercised, and a portable executable cannot be replaced in place by anything.
• Peer-to-peer session sharing — read-only or read-write, with PIN auth. The single biggest remaining feature, and the only one that would need infrastructure.
• Translations. The app is English only.

Linux is not on this list because it is not scheduled — electron-builder has no target configured for it. Windows does have one, and 0.1.2 ships an x64 installer and a portable executable. Both have now been run on Windows 11 x64: they install and open, and then 0.1.2 cannot start a session — every agent CLI is reported missing and New Session fails. Fixes for both are open on a pull request and are not in a release yet, and part of the test suite still does not pass there.

Known follow-ups

Two things are tracked in the repository as debts rather than features:

• The chunked transcript reader is written three times over — once each for cost, insights and search. All three are tested and working, so lifting them into one helper carries regression risk for no user-facing gain, and it waits.
• Escape-to-close on dialogs is correct in code but has never been confirmed by a real keypress, because synthetic key events were not delivered during testing.

Open questions

• The name is provisional. It lives in one file, so changing it is one edit.
• Whether peer-to-peer sharing is wanted at all.