Roadmap

March 16, 2026 · View on GitHub

What's planned for GAAI. This is a public signal of direction — not a commitment or timeline.

v2.1.3 — Current Release

Status: Complete

  • .gaai/ restructured into core/ (framework) + project/ (user data via scaffolding)
  • 40 core skills across discovery (6), delivery (11), and cross (23) categories
  • License: ELv2 (Elastic License 2.0)
  • Tool adapters: Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, OpenCode, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Antigravity
  • CI validation via health-check.sh
  • Full documentation
  • Git subtree support for framework updates
  • backlog-scheduler.sh with 4 modes: --next, --list, --graph, --conflicts
  • Sub-agent orchestration design analysis (see architecture doc)
  • bump-version.sh — syncs version across all canonical locations in one command
  • Daemon scripts documentation (automation section in README)

Changes since v2.1.1

  • 7 niche/duplicate skills pruned from core (47 → 40): i18n-extract, i18n-validate, i18n-glossary-sync, idiomatique-translate, build-skills-index, generate-build-in-public-content, frontend-design
  • Stale skill counts fixed across all docs
  • README consolidated: "Honest Trade-offs" section, research basis added to 5 ADRs
  • docs/hackernews-post.md removed (distribution content absorbed into README)

Near Term

GitHub Copilot adapter Compat layer for GitHub Copilot workspace.

Under Consideration

Sub-agent orchestration for Delivery (v3.0 design target) The v3.0 architecture designates the Delivery Agent as orchestrator-only, coordinating a dynamic team of specialized sub-agents (MicroDelivery for simple tasks, core team + specialists for complex Stories). Sub-agents are ephemeral — spawn → execute → handoff-artefact → die. Full design specification: Sub-Agent Orchestration.

Trigger conditions for v3.0 adoption:

  • Claude Code Task agents reach stable API
  • Real-world evidence that Stories consistently benefit from phase isolation
  • Specialist registry pattern validated against real project patterns

Experimental skills promotion Three current experimental skills (success-metrics-evaluation, security-audit, post-mortem-learning) need real-world usage before promotion to stable. Community feedback welcome via GitHub issues.

What Will NOT Change

By design, GAAI will not become:

  • An SDK or code library
  • A cloud service or managed platform
  • A UI or dashboard
  • A framework for a specific language or stack

The file-based, tool-agnostic design is a permanent principle.

Feedback

Report bugs and suggest improvements at GitHub Issues.

See Fork & Own for how to adapt GAAI for your own project.