Roadmap
Where this is going.
And where it stops.
The board below is the work ledger from m18t's own workspace. An entry lands here because somebody tagged it, and it moves here when it moves there. Under it: the direction, and the lines this product will not cross.
Live
The ledger, not a summary of it.
These are real entries in a real workspace, on the same board every workspace gets, grouped here into wider columns than the statuses we work in day to day. Nothing on this board was written for this page.
Shipped
- Faster public site — performance and accessibility fixes across every page Jul 2026
Exploring
- Demo workspace — a public playground you (and your AI agent) can explore
Direction
What is being worked toward.
Grouped rather than listed, because the shape matters more than the order. Each one names what is true today first, so you can tell how far the gap actually is.
Publishing that tells you when it did not work
A queue already drains every minute in every workspace, retries with a widening gap, and marks a slot missed rather than firing it hours late. What it does not do is come and find you. Today a failure sits on the piece it belongs to, waiting for you to open it, and on a piece going only to your own site it does not surface there either. Closing that distance is the work.
More of the workspace an agent can reach
An agent already works your writing, your product records, your entries, your contacts, your event names and the instructions your models run on, under your permissions, and it can lay a run of pieces onto a cadence. Boards, the recurring jobs behind the workspace, and the act of publishing are not on that surface. Widening it one surface at a time is the through line.
Permissions finer than a role
A key you issue can already be held to one brand and made unable to write. Below that it inherits whoever made it. Roles you define yourself, and a key narrower than its owner, are the next pieces, and they are what turns an agent from a guest into a teammate.
More places a finished piece can land
A short list of social accounts is posted to for you on a schedule, and one kind of website can be pushed to directly. The rest of the destinations you can register are places you plan and record the work here, then send yourself. Each new one that posts for you is real work rather than a setting, so they arrive one at a time, and which one is next follows where people are actually publishing.
Boundaries
The parts that stay in your hands.
Not held back and not queued behind something. These are decisions, and if one of them ever changes you will read it here before you feel it.
Your AI bill stays between you and your provider
You bring the key and pay their price directly. Nothing here is resold, bundled or marked up, so nobody in this building earns anything by nudging you to generate more.
Your website stays where it is
A finished piece is pushed into whatever you already run. This is not going to become the thing that serves your pages, and there is nothing new for you to keep alive at midnight.
Your list stays a list
Subscribers, a welcome, and a broadcast that honours an unsubscribe on every send. No sequences, no campaign builder, and no reading over your readers' shoulders to see who opened what.
Your contacts stay a record of what happened
Stages you name yourself, a timeline of what happened, and the people who subscribed to you. No deals, no quotas, no forecasting. It is contact infrastructure and it is staying that size.
Removing things stays with people
An agent can work these records all day and has no way to delete one, so a record you made is a record that stays. It can clear a link or a tag it was asked to rewrite, which is the one edge worth knowing about.
Questions
Questions people ask about this page.
How often does this page change?
The board changes itself. It reads the same entries we and our agents move every day, so when one of them moves, this moves. The writing under it changes when the product does.
Does a card on the board mean a date?
No. It means where that piece of work has actually got to, which is the only thing a board can honestly tell you. Nothing on this page is a promise about when.
The thing I need is not on here. Does asking help?
Yes, more than you would expect. Some of what is on the board is there because one person wrote in and nobody had a good reason to say no. The boundaries above are the exception: those are decisions rather than a queue.
How do I tell what is real today?
Read the solutions pages. They are written against the code rather than against the plan, and each one says what its surface does not do as plainly as what it does.
Judge it by what it already does.
A roadmap is the least reliable part of any product. Start a workspace, connect an agent to it, and let the working parts make the argument.