Product Roadmap

Current — code-first UI foundation

• Restricted typed TSX as the persisted UI authority
• Deterministic React project scaffolding
• Compiler diagnostics, source spans, quick fixes, and last-good preview behavior
• Project Explorer, UI Nodes, Inspector, problems, and exact VS Code navigation
• Managed dependency, run, preview, stop, and production build lifecycle
• Shared Studio and VS Code language intelligence

Next — platform hardening

• More lossless visual-to-TSX operations
• Event-driven native file watching and safe rename/move transactions
• Design tokens, classes, responsive breakpoints, and component variants
• Public custom component adapters
• Explicit format and component migrations
• Signed platform releases and verified toolchain sidecars

Phase 2 — API and business logic

• Versioned API documents and typed payload schemas
• Rust routes, actions, validation, and workflow graph
• Endpoint composition, data binding, diagnostics, and local execution
• Stable action identifiers for UI event bindings
• Vite assets and Rust routes emitted as one deployable server and configured port

Restricted UI TSX continues to describe presentation and typed connections. Backend business logic does not move into visual UI files.

Phase 3 — AI and extensibility

• Compiler-aware natural-language project edits
• Reviewable source transactions with expected hashes and semantic validation
• Capability permissions for custom hooks and code references
• Plugin SDK and reusable component marketplace boundaries
• Collaboration transport and eventual CRDT support

Roadmap items are not current product claims. Each phase becomes available only after implementation, automated coverage, and explicit acceptance gates.