June 2026 roadmap

From Code wedge to product portfolio

Code is the default live product. Captain, Trade, and multi-model are implemented behind flags; the next milestone is production canary readiness across real dependencies.

Shipped

Platform, Code, Captain, Trade, multi-model

Built

Launch readiness

Smoke, canary, onboarding, pricing

Current focus

Growth

Scorecards, cross-product actions, enterprise policy

Next

Shipped Foundation

Done

Code core loop

Done

Work units, sandboxed coding agents, git branches, PRs, previews, triggers, and merge flow.

Shared product platform

Done

Account, project, work-unit lifecycle, feature flags, product routing, phone auth, and web shell.

Captain behind flag

Done

Research workspace, findings, ratings, settings, graph, source monitoring, and vault ports.

Trade behind flag

Done

Portfolio workspace, watchlists, committee research, recommendations, disclaimers, and approval gates.

Multi-model behind flag

Done

Claude default, OpenAI-compatible provider path, auth proxy, Aider image, and Scaleway OSS sidecar docs.

Production Readiness

Current focus

Portfolio staging smoke

In progress

Exercise Code, Captain, Trade, and model selection with real Twilio, GitHub, DB, worker, API, web, vault, and Scaleway dependencies.

Production canaries

Next

Enable Captain, Trade, and multi-model gradually with monitoring, rollback, and explicit success criteria.

Onboarding refresh

Next

Separate first-run flows for a Code PR, a Captain vault, a Trade watchlist, and an OSS model sidecar.

Public pricing refresh

Next

Move from Code-only trigger pricing to portfolio packaging for Free, Pro, Team, and Enterprise.

Exit criteria: CI green, deploy green, product canary complete, rollback tested, and feature flags enabled only where monitoring is in place.

Growth Roadmap

Next

Provider scorecards

Next

Track model quality, fallback, cost, latency, and satisfaction by task class.

Cross-product actions

Next

Let Captain scaffold Code work or enqueue Trade watchlist updates only after explicit confirmation.

Enterprise policy

Next

Admin controls for product enablement, provider allowlists, privacy defaults, SSO, and audit exports.

Self-hosted OSS model operations

Next

Harden Scaleway and future open-source sidecars with health checks, capacity planning, and runbooks.

Principles

Portfolio, one control plane

Products stay distinct, but share account, routing, work-unit, trigger, and audit primitives.

Flags before blast radius

Captain, Trade, and multi-model can ship dark, canary gradually, and roll back independently.

Privacy is a product boundary

Captain context does not cross into Code or Trade unless the user opts in.

Approval before consequence

Code asks on risk, Captain asks before cross-product actions, and Trade asks before execution-like moves.

Choose a product and start steering

Same login, different engine, one decision loop.