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Allos Agent SDK - Complete Roadmap

Vision: The most flexible, powerful, and developer-friendly agentic SDK in the ecosystem

This document outlines Allos's development roadmap from MVP through advanced capabilities. We're building in the open and welcome community input on priorities.


🗺️ Roadmap Overview

Phase Focus Timeline Status
Phase 1: MVP Core functionality Weeks 1-8 ✅ 96.79% Complete
Phase 2: Enhanced Features Essential capabilities Weeks 9-14 📋 Planned
Phase 3: Advanced Tooling Developer experience Weeks 15-20 📋 Planned
Phase 4: Enterprise & Scale Production features Weeks 21-28 🔮 Future
Phase 5: Ecosystem Integration Framework compatibility Weeks 29-36 🔮 Future
Phase 6: Innovation Cutting-edge features Ongoing 🔮 Future

Phase 1: MVP ✅ → 🏗️

Timeline: Weeks 1-8 Status: 96.79% Complete (7/8 phases done, only demo video remaining) Goal: Ship working provider-agnostic agentic SDK

See MVP_ROADMAP.md for detailed breakdown.

Delivered Features

  • ✅ Core architecture
  • ✅ OpenAI & Anthropic providers
  • ✅ Essential tools (file, shell)
  • ✅ Basic agentic loop
  • ✅ CLI interface
  • ✅ Session management
  • ✅ Comprehensive Testing
  • ✅ Documentation
  • ✅ Security audit (path traversal, shell injection, API keys)
  • ✅ Basic context window management (proactive checks)
  • ✅ Token usage tracking (via provider metadata)
  • ✅ Error recovery (implicit via LLM intelligence)
  • ✅ Known limitations documented
  • Launch: Awaiting demo video (96.79% complete)

Completion Target: End of Week 8 Current Status: 96.79% complete - All technical work done, demo video in progress Expected Launch: Upon demo video completion

MVP Known Limitations

For a comprehensive list of intentionally excluded features, see the Known Limitations section in README.md.

These limitations are by design and are addressed in subsequent phases of this roadmap.


Phase 2: Enhanced Features

Timeline: Weeks 9-14 (6 weeks) Status: 📋 Planned Goal: Add essential capabilities for production use

2.1 Local Models Support (Weeks 9-10)

Motivation: Enable completely local, private AI agents

Ollama Provider

  • allos/providers/ollama.py
    • Connect to local Ollama server
    • Support all Ollama models (Llama, Mistral, Qwen, etc.)
    • Handle model pulling/downloading
    • Streaming support
    • Context window detection per model
  • Tool calling emulation for models without native support
  • Documentation for local setup
  • Examples with popular local models

Impact: Run agents completely offline, no API costs

# Install Ollama
curl -fsSL https://ollama.ai/install.sh | sh

# Pull a model
ollama pull qwen2.5-coder:7b

# Use with Allos
allos --provider ollama --model qwen2.5-coder:7b "Create a FastAPI app"

2.2 Additional Providers (Week 10)

Google Gemini Provider

  • allos/providers/google.py
    • Google Gemini Pro support
    • Google Gemini Ultra support (when available)
    • Vertex AI integration
    • Native tool calling
    • Token counting

Provider Enhancements

  • Cohere (initial support)
  • Azure OpenAI (endpoint configuration)
  • Together AI (OpenAI-compatible)
  • Anyscale (OpenAI-compatible)

Impact: Support for 7+ providers, maximum flexibility

2.3 Web Tools (Week 11)

Motivation: Enable agents to search and fetch web content

Web Search Tool

  • allos/tools/web/search.py
    • Integration with search APIs (DuckDuckGo, Brave, Google)
    • Result parsing and summarization
    • Safe search filtering
    • Configurable result limits

Web Fetch Tool

  • allos/tools/web/fetch.py
    • HTTP/HTTPS fetching
    • HTML parsing and extraction
    • Markdown conversion
    • PDF text extraction
    • Image description (future)
    • Rate limiting
    • Respect robots.txt

Impact: Agents can research and gather information from the web

agent = Agent(AgentConfig(
    provider="anthropic",
    model="claude-sonnet-4-5",
    tools=["web_search", "web_fetch", "write_file"]
))

agent.run("Research current AI trends and write a summary")

2.4 Advanced Context Management (Week 12)

Note

The MVP includes basic context window checking with proactive ContextWindowExceededError. This phase focuses on advanced optimization techniques beyond basic prevention.

Motivation: Handle large codebases, long conversations and reduce token costs

Context Compaction Strategies

  • allos/context/compactor.py (enhance)
    • Smart truncation (keep important messages)
    • Summarization of old messages
    • Tool result compression
    • Importance scoring
    • Context window optimization per provider

Context Analysis

  • allos/context/analyzer.py
    • Analyze conversation flow
    • Identify key information
    • Suggest context optimization
    • Token usage analytics

Impact: Handle 10x larger conversations efficiently

2.5 Configuration System (Week 13)

Motivation: Make Allos easily configurable for teams

Configuration Files

  • .allos/config.yaml support
    • Default provider and model
    • Tool configurations
    • Permission presets
    • Custom system prompts
    • API endpoints
  • .allos/config.json alternative format
  • Environment-specific configs (dev, prod)
  • Config validation with Pydantic
  • Config inheritance (project → user → system)

Example Configuration

# .allos/config.yaml
default:
  provider: anthropic
  model: claude-sonnet-4-5
  temperature: 0.7

tools:
  enabled:
    - read_file
    - write_file
    - shell_exec
  permissions:
    shell_exec: ask
    write_file: ask
    read_file: always_allow

system_prompt: |
  You are an expert Python developer.
  Focus on writing clean, tested code.

providers:
  anthropic:
    api_key: ${ANTHROPIC_API_KEY}
  openai:
    api_key: ${OPENAI_API_KEY}
    base_url: null

Impact: Teams can share configurations, consistent behavior

2.6 Plugin System Foundation (Week 14)

Motivation: Enable community extensions

Plugin Architecture

  • allos/plugins/base.py
    • BasePlugin interface
    • Plugin lifecycle hooks
    • Plugin metadata
  • allos/plugins/loader.py
    • Auto-discover plugins
    • Load from directories
    • Dependency management
  • allos/plugins/manager.py
    • Enable/disable plugins
    • Plugin configuration
    • Plugin isolation

Plugin Types

  • Tool Plugins: Add new tools
  • Provider Plugins: Add new providers
  • Hook Plugins: Intercept events
  • Command Plugins: Add CLI commands

Impact: Community can extend Allos without forking

# Example plugin structure
my-allos-plugin/
├── setup.py
└── my_plugin/
    ├── __init__.py
    └── tools.py

# Install and use
pip install my-allos-plugin
allos --plugins my_plugin "Use my custom tool"

Phase 3: Advanced Tooling

Timeline: Weeks 15-20 (6 weeks) Status: 📋 Planned Goal: Best-in-class developer experience and advanced features

3.1 Hooks System (Week 15)

Motivation: React to agent events and customize behavior

Event Hooks

  • allos/hooks/manager.py
    • Hook registration
    • Event dispatching
    • Async hook support

Built-in Events

  • before_tool_call - Modify tool arguments
  • after_tool_call - Process tool results
  • before_llm_call - Modify prompts
  • after_llm_call - Process responses
  • on_error - Custom error handling
  • on_token_limit - Context window warnings

Configuration

# .allos/config.yaml
hooks:
  before_tool_call:
    - log_to_database
    - check_permissions
  after_tool_call:
    - send_notification

Impact: Deep customization without modifying core code

3.2 Subagents & Delegation (Week 16)

Motivation: Complex tasks need specialized agents

Subagent System

  • allos/agent/subagent.py
    • Create specialized agents
    • Delegate tasks to subagents
    • Aggregate results
    • Subagent communication protocol

Agent Templates

  • allos/templates/ (expand)
    • Code review agent
    • Security audit agent
    • Documentation writer agent
    • Test generator agent
    • Refactoring agent

Delegation Tool

  • allos/tools/delegation/delegate.py
    • DelegateToSubagentTool
    • Automatic subagent selection
    • Task routing

Impact: Handle complex, multi-step workflows

# Main agent delegates to specialists
agent = Agent(AgentConfig(
    provider="anthropic",
    model="claude-opus-4",
    tools=["delegate", "read_file", "write_file"]
))

agent.run("""
1. Review the codebase for security issues (delegate to security agent)
2. Generate tests for critical functions (delegate to test agent)
3. Write a summary report
""")

3.3 Skills System (Week 17)

Motivation: Reusable expertise for agents

Skill Architecture

  • .allos/skills/ directory support
  • SKILL.md format (inspired by Claude Code)
    • Skill description
    • Required tools
    • Best practices
    • Example usage
  • Skill loader and injector
  • Skill marketplace (future)

Built-in Skills

  • Python Development skill
  • API Design skill
  • Database Operations skill
  • DevOps skill

Impact: Agents learn domain-specific expertise

# .allos/skills/python-expert/SKILL.md
# Python Expert Skill

## Description
Expert Python developer with focus on best practices, testing, and performance.

## Guidelines
- Always write type hints
- Include docstrings
- Write unit tests
- Use modern Python features (3.9+)
- Follow PEP 8

## Tools Required
- read_file
- write_file
- shell_exec (for running tests)

3.4 Memory & Learning (Week 18)

Motivation: Agents should remember context across sessions

Project Memory

  • CLAUDE.md / ALLOS.md support
    • Project-level instructions
    • Codebase context
    • Convention guidelines
    • Persistent across sessions
  • .allos/memory/ directory
    • Store learnings
    • Cache frequent operations
    • Remember user preferences

User Memory

  • ~/.allos/profile.md
    • User preferences
    • Common patterns
    • Global instructions

Impact: Agents understand your projects better over time

# ALLOS.md (in project root)
# Project: MyAPI

## Overview
FastAPI-based REST API for user management.

## Conventions
- Use SQLAlchemy for database
- All endpoints require authentication
- Tests in tests/ directory
- Follow REST principles

## Architecture
- `app/`: Main application code
- `models/`: Database models
- `routes/`: API routes
- `services/`: Business logic

3.5 Slash Commands (Week 19)

Motivation: Quick actions without full prompts

Command System

  • .allos/commands/ directory support
  • Built-in commands:
    • /review - Code review current file
    • /test - Generate tests
    • /fix - Fix linting issues
    • /explain - Explain code
    • /refactor - Refactor code
    • /docs - Generate documentation
  • Custom command creation
  • Command aliases

Impact: Faster common operations

# Interactive mode
allos --interactive

You: /review main.py
Agent: [Reviews main.py and provides feedback]

You: /test --file utils.py
Agent: [Generates unit tests for utils.py]

You: /fix
Agent: [Fixes linting issues in current directory]

3.6 Streaming & Async (Week 20)

Motivation: Better UX for long-running tasks

Streaming Support

  • Streaming responses from LLMs
    • Real-time output
    • Progressive rendering
    • Cancel mid-stream
  • Progress indicators
    • Tool execution progress
    • Token generation progress
  • allos/agent/streaming.py
    • Async agent implementation
    • Stream tool results

Async API

  • async def run_async()
    • Async agent execution
    • Concurrent tool execution
    • Parallel subagents

Impact: Better user experience, faster execution

import asyncio
from allos import AsyncAgent, AgentConfig

async def main():
    agent = AsyncAgent(AgentConfig(...))

    # Stream response
    async for chunk in agent.run_stream("Create a web app"):
        print(chunk, end='', flush=True)

    # Or parallel execution
    results = await asyncio.gather(
        agent.run("Task 1"),
        agent.run("Task 2"),
        agent.run("Task 3")
    )

asyncio.run(main())

Phase 4: Enterprise & Scale

Timeline: Weeks 21-28 (8 weeks) Status: 🔮 Future Goal: Production-ready for enterprise deployments

4.1 MCP (Model Context Protocol) Support (Weeks 21-23)

Motivation: Interoperability with other tools and data sources

MCP Client

  • allos/tools/mcp/client.py
    • Connect to MCP servers
    • Discover available tools
    • Call MCP tools
    • Handle MCP responses

MCP Server

  • allos/tools/mcp/server.py
    • Expose Allos tools as MCP server
    • MCP protocol implementation
    • Authentication

Built-in MCP Integrations

  • Filesystem MCP (local files)
  • GitHub MCP (repositories, issues, PRs)
  • Slack MCP (messages, channels)
  • Google Drive MCP (documents, sheets)
  • Jira MCP (issues, projects)
  • Database MCP (SQL queries)
  • Figma MCP (designs)

Impact: Access to enterprise data sources

agent = Agent(AgentConfig(
    provider="anthropic",
    model="claude-sonnet-4-5",
    tools=["read_file", "write_file"],
    mcp_servers=[
        "github://my-org/my-repo",
        "slack://my-workspace",
        "drive://my-drive"
    ]
))

agent.run("Check GitHub issues, update the roadmap in Drive, and notify team on Slack")

4.2 Advanced Monitoring & Observability (Week 24)

Motivation: Production visibility and debugging

Observability System

  • allos/monitoring/tracer.py
    • OpenTelemetry integration
    • Distributed tracing
    • Span creation for operations
  • allos/monitoring/metrics.py
    • Prometheus metrics
    • Token usage tracking
    • Cost tracking
    • Latency metrics
    • Success/failure rates
  • allos/monitoring/logger.py (enhance)
    • Structured logging
    • JSON log format
    • Log levels per component
    • Log sampling

Integrations

  • Datadog integration
  • Grafana dashboards
  • Sentry error tracking
  • LangSmith traces

Impact: Debug production issues, optimize costs

from allos.monitoring import setup_monitoring

setup_monitoring(
    provider="datadog",
    api_key=os.getenv("DD_API_KEY"),
    tags=["env:production", "team:ai"]
)

agent = Agent(...)  # Automatically traced

4.3 Production Safeguards (Week 25)

Motivation: Safe deployments in production

Safety Features

  • Rate limiting
    • Per-provider rate limits
    • Token budget enforcement
    • Cost limits
  • Retry logic
    • Exponential backoff
    • Circuit breakers
    • Fallback providers
  • Validation
    • Input sanitization
    • Output validation
    • Tool result verification
  • Audit logging
    • All actions logged
    • Compliance ready
    • Tamper-proof logs

Note

The MVP includes implicit error recovery where tool errors are fed back into the agent's context, allowing the LLM to self-correct. Advanced features below add explicit retry strategies and self-healing capabilities.

Impact: Safe to run in production

4.4 Multi-tenancy & Isolation (Week 26)

Motivation: Support multiple users/teams safely

Isolation Features

  • User contexts
    • Per-user configurations
    • Per-user permissions
    • Per-user budgets
  • Team workspaces
    • Shared configurations
    • Team-level permissions
    • Resource quotas
  • Sandboxing
    • Container-based execution
    • Resource limits (CPU, memory)
    • Network isolation

Impact: SaaS-ready architecture

4.5 Cloud Deployment (Week 27)

Motivation: Easy cloud deployments

Deployment Options

  • Docker support
    • Official Docker images
    • Docker Compose examples
    • Kubernetes manifests
  • AWS deployment
    • CloudFormation templates
    • Lambda functions
    • ECS/Fargate support
  • GCP deployment
    • Cloud Run support
    • Terraform modules
  • Azure deployment
    • Container Instances
    • ARM templates

Impact: Deploy anywhere

# Deploy to Cloud Run
allos deploy --provider gcp --service cloud-run --name my-agent

# Deploy to AWS Lambda
allos deploy --provider aws --service lambda --name my-agent

# Deploy to Kubernetes
kubectl apply -f allos-deployment.yaml

4.6 Caching & Performance (Week 28)

Motivation: Reduce costs and latency

Caching System

  • allos/context/cache.py (enhance)
    • Prompt caching (provider-specific)
    • Response caching
    • Tool result caching
    • Cache invalidation strategies
  • Cache backends
    • Memory cache (default)
    • Redis cache
    • Database cache

Performance Optimizations

  • Parallel tool execution
  • Request batching
  • Token optimization
  • Lazy loading

Impact: 50% cost reduction, 3x faster


Phase 5: Ecosystem Integration

Timeline: Weeks 29-36 (8 weeks) Status: 🔮 Future Goal: Interoperability with existing frameworks

5.1 Pydantic AI Integration (Weeks 29-30)

Motivation: Leverage Pydantic AI's structured outputs

Integration Layer

  • allos/integrations/pydantic_ai.py
    • Use Pydantic AI models with Allos
    • Structured output validation
    • Type-safe tool arguments
    • Validation error handling

Features

  • Automatic schema generation
  • Validation of agent responses
  • Type hints for tools
  • Structured logging

Impact: Type-safe, validated agent outputs

from pydantic import BaseModel
from allos.integrations.pydantic_ai import PydanticAgent

class CodeReview(BaseModel):
    issues: list[str]
    suggestions: list[str]
    security_score: int

agent = PydanticAgent(
    config=AgentConfig(...),
    response_model=CodeReview
)

result: CodeReview = agent.run("Review this code")
print(f"Found {len(result.issues)} issues")

5.2 Smolagents Compatibility (Weeks 31-32)

Motivation: Interop with HuggingFace's agent framework

Compatibility Layer

  • allos/integrations/smolagents.py
    • Allos agents as Smolagents
    • Smolagent tools in Allos
    • Protocol translation

Features

  • Import Smolagents tools
  • Export Allos tools to Smolagents
  • Shared tool registry
  • Agent composition

Impact: Access to HuggingFace ecosystem

from smolagents import load_tool
from allos import Agent, AgentConfig

# Use HuggingFace tools in Allos
hf_tool = load_tool("image-generator")

agent = Agent(AgentConfig(
    provider="anthropic",
    model="claude-sonnet-4-5",
    tools=["read_file", hf_tool]
))

5.3 LangChain Bridge (Week 33)

Motivation: Use LangChain tools and chains

Bridge Implementation

  • allos/integrations/langchain.py
    • LangChain tools → Allos tools
    • LangChain chains → Allos workflows
    • LangChain memory → Allos context

Impact: Access to 1000+ LangChain tools

5.4 AutoGPT Integration (Week 34)

Motivation: Autonomous agent capabilities

Integration

  • allos/integrations/autogpt.py
    • AutoGPT plugins in Allos
    • Autonomous mode
    • Goal-driven planning

Impact: Long-running autonomous agents

5.5 IDE Integrations (Weeks 35-36)

Motivation: Native IDE experience

VS Code Extension

  • allos-vscode/ package
    • Sidebar chat interface
    • Inline code suggestions
    • File watching and sync
    • Quick actions
    • Provider selection UI

Other IDEs

  • JetBrains plugin
  • Neovim plugin
  • Emacs package

Impact: Seamless development workflow


Phase 6: Innovation

Timeline: Ongoing Status: 🔮 Future Goal: Cutting-edge capabilities

6.1 Multi-modal Support

Motivation: Handle images, audio, video

Vision Support

  • Image understanding
  • Screenshot analysis
  • Diagram generation
  • OCR capabilities
  • UI/UX analysis

Audio Support

  • Voice commands
  • Audio transcription
  • Text-to-speech output

Impact: Richer interactions

agent = Agent(AgentConfig(
    provider="openai",
    model="gpt-4-vision",
    tools=["read_file", "analyze_image"]
))

agent.run("Analyze this UI screenshot and suggest improvements",
          image="screenshot.png")

6.2 Code Generation Templates

Motivation: Accelerate common patterns

Template System

  • Project scaffolding
  • Component generators
  • Boilerplate reduction
  • Framework-specific templates

Built-in Templates

  • FastAPI REST API
  • React component
  • Django app
  • Next.js page
  • Python package
  • Docker setup

Impact: 10x faster project setup

allos generate --template fastapi-crud --name UserService
# Creates complete FastAPI CRUD service

6.3 Agent Marketplace

Motivation: Share and discover agents

Marketplace Features

  • Public agent registry
  • Agent publishing
  • Agent discovery
  • Ratings and reviews
  • Usage statistics
  • One-click deployment

Impact: Community-driven agent ecosystem

6.4 Fine-tuning Support

Motivation: Customize models for specific tasks

Fine-tuning Pipeline

  • Data collection from sessions
  • Training data generation
  • Fine-tuning API integration
  • Model evaluation
  • A/B testing

Impact: Domain-specific performance

6.5 Advanced Planning

Motivation: Better task decomposition

Planning Algorithms

  • Hierarchical planning
  • Graph-based planning
  • Constraint satisfaction
  • Resource optimization
  • Plan visualization

Impact: Smarter task execution

6.6 Evaluation Framework

Motivation: Measure agent performance

Evaluation System

  • Benchmark suite
  • Task success metrics
  • Cost efficiency tracking
  • Quality scoring
  • Comparison reports

Impact: Data-driven improvements


🎯 Feature Prioritization

We prioritize features based on:

  1. User Impact: How many users benefit?
  2. Differentiation: What makes Allos unique?
  3. Effort: Implementation complexity
  4. Dependencies: What's needed first?
  5. Community Demand: What are users asking for?

High Priority (Next 6 Months)

  1. ✅ Local models (Ollama)
  2. ✅ Web tools (search, fetch)
  3. ✅ MCP support
  4. ✅ Configuration system
  5. ✅ Plugin system
  6. ✅ Subagents

Medium Priority (6-12 Months)

  1. Pydantic AI integration
  2. Advanced monitoring
  3. Multi-modal support
  4. IDE integrations
  5. Production safeguards
  6. Cloud deployment

Low Priority (12+ Months)

  1. Smolagents compatibility
  2. Fine-tuning support
  3. Agent marketplace
  4. Advanced planning
  5. Evaluation framework

📊 Success Metrics by Phase

Phase 2 (Enhanced Features)

  • Providers: 7+ supported
  • Tools: 10+ available
  • Performance: Context handling 10x larger
  • Adoption: 1K+ downloads

Phase 3 (Advanced Tooling)

  • Plugins: 20+ community plugins
  • Skills: 50+ skills available
  • Complexity: Handle multi-step workflows
  • Adoption: 5K+ downloads

Phase 4 (Enterprise)

  • Production: 10+ production deployments
  • Scale: Handle 1M+ requests/month
  • Reliability: 99.9% uptime
  • Adoption: 10K+ downloads

Phase 5 (Ecosystem)

  • Integrations: 5+ framework integrations
  • Compatibility: Works with existing tools
  • Ecosystem: 100+ community tools
  • Adoption: 50K+ downloads

Phase 6 (Innovation)

  • Capabilities: Industry-leading features
  • Recognition: Conference talks, articles
  • Community: 500+ contributors
  • Adoption: 100K+ downloads

🤝 Community Involvement

We're building Allos in the open! Here's how you can help:

Immediate Needs

  • 🐛 Bug reports: Find and report issues
  • 📖 Documentation: Improve guides and examples
  • 🧪 Testing: Test with different providers and scenarios
  • 💡 Ideas: Suggest features and improvements

Ongoing Needs

  • 🔧 Providers: Add new LLM providers
  • 🛠️ Tools: Create and share tools
  • 🎨 Templates: Build agent templates
  • 🔌 Plugins: Develop plugins
  • 📝 Content: Write tutorials and guides

How to Contribute

  1. Check Issues for open tasks
  2. Read CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines
  3. Join Discussions
  4. Submit PRs with your improvements

🔄 Roadmap Updates

This roadmap is a living document. We update it:

  • Monthly: Based on progress and feedback
  • Quarterly: Based on community priorities
  • After major releases: Based on learnings

How to Influence the Roadmap

  1. 👍 Upvote features in Discussions
  2. 💬 Comment on roadmap issues
  3. 📊 Participate in surveys
  4. 🗳️ Vote on feature polls

📅 Release Schedule

Version Strategy

  • v0.x: MVP and stabilization (current)
  • v1.0: Production-ready with core features
  • v2.0: Advanced features and enterprise support
  • v3.0: Ecosystem integrations
  • vX.X: Innovation features

Release Cadence

  • Minor versions (0.x): Every 2-3 weeks
  • Patch versions (0.0.x): As needed for bugs
  • Major versions (x.0): Every 6-12 months

🎓 Learning from Others

We're inspired by and learning from:

  • Anthropic Claude Code: User experience, tool quality
  • LangChain: Ecosystem, integrations
  • AutoGPT: Autonomous agents, planning
  • Cursor/GitHub Copilot: IDE integration
  • Vercel AI SDK: Developer experience
  • HuggingFace: Community, marketplace

🚀 Long-term Vision (2-3 Years)

The Future of Allos

Vision: Allos becomes the standard for building AI agents

  1. Universal Compatibility

    • Works with any LLM provider (proprietary or open source)
    • Supports any framework (Pydantic AI, LangChain, Smolagents)
    • Runs anywhere (local, cloud, edge)
  2. Best-in-Class DX

    • 5-minute setup to first agent
    • Rich IDE integrations
    • Excellent documentation
    • Thriving community
  3. Production Ready

    • Enterprise-grade reliability
    • Comprehensive monitoring
    • Battle-tested security
    • Cost-efficient
  4. Innovation Leader

    • Latest AI capabilities
    • Cutting-edge features
    • Research collaborations
    • Open source ethos

Success Looks Like

  • ✅ 100K+ monthly active users
  • ✅ 1000+ contributors
  • ✅ 10K+ stars on GitHub
  • ✅ 100+ production deployments
  • ✅ Featured in major AI conferences
  • ✅ Industry standard for agentic frameworks

💬 Feedback

We want to hear from you!

  • What features excite you?
  • What's missing from this roadmap?
  • What should we prioritize?
  • What problems can we solve for you?

Share your thoughts:


📝 Changelog

Roadmap Version History

  • v1.0 (Current) - Initial comprehensive roadmap
  • Future updates will be tracked here and complete changelog is at CHANGELOG

Building the future of AI agents, together 🚀

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Last Updated: November 07, 2025

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