Roadmap

Bowerloom moves from project integration in the 0.7 beta toward a stable v1. The dates below are 2026 estimates, not commitments. The optimistic scenario assumes that each stage meets its review criteria without substantial rework. The pessimistic scenario allows more time for fixes and feedback, so later milestones follow the revised earlier stages.

Stage	Intended outcome	Optimistic estimate	Pessimistic estimate
0.7 beta handoff	Put project integration and documented limits in colleagues' hands.	Colleague soft launch: Monday, October 12.	Unresolved release defects move the handoff later.
0.7.x capability additions	Add capabilities from observed use and accepted priorities.	October to November.	Additions extend beyond November if fixes or required controls take longer.
1.0 beta	Bring the intended v1 capabilities into a defined, tested scope.	Around December.	After December if the 0.7.x work needs more time.
Release candidate	Focus on stability, installation, recovery, security, and documentation.	Toward the end of December.	After the delayed 1.0 beta and its necessary fixes.
Stable v1	Release the version that meets the final criteria.	After a successful release candidate. No confirmed date.	After remaining release-candidate defects are resolved. No confirmed date.

Capability additions are planned work, not features supplied by the current setup commands. The roadmap does not promise automatic team execution, shared company services, or unattended support. Stable v1 depends on the release candidate's results. It has no assumed calendar date.

The 0.7 beta ships bowerloom up --team, ls, status, the create commands, skills.json with skills add, check, and sync, and apply. Current support documents them.

Future items stay separate from the beta:

• Worker launch comes after the beta. No worker starts in the 0.7 beta.
• Private npm registries and private Git repositories are future-version limits.
• A fix so that revise works after a project holds added content comes in a later 0.7 release.
• The 1.0 beta and stable v1 follow the stages above.

Release notes describes shipped changes. Current support describes supported tasks. Discuss proposed features in Ideas.