Roadmap
Guiding Principles
We aim to preserve these goals and values for the life of this project.
Easy integration
- No special configuration files required to get started
- Simple, straightforward package structure
- Anti-lock-in philosophy: No complexity for the sake of user retention
Parity between the CLI and API
- What is possible with the CLI should be possible with the API, and vice versa, with minimal exception
Thorough documentation
- All functionality accounted for in this website
- Intellisense for all API features
- CLI usage/help documentation for all commands
Aggressive defense against regression
- Features aren't added without test additions
- Bugs aren't fixed without test additions
Core features remain free
- No artificial paywalls for the local features of the package
Goals
AI tooling integration
- Features to make it easier to use with AI tools, like a native MCP server
An "affected workspaces" feature
- This refers to the ability to detect which workspaces are affected by code changes
- This feature will likely be released as experimental
- The workspace dependency graph will be used to determine which workspaces are implicitly affected by another's change
- It should be possible to pass git refs as the basis of comparison for changes or a simple list of files
A type generation feature
- The ability to generate TypeScript types specific to your project, similar to Chakra UI's typegen feature, such as for workspace and script names
A local cache
- The ability to cache the outputs of scripts based on given inputs, for performance