Roadmap (planned, not committed)

Features designed or discussed but not yet implemented. Nothing here has a committed timeline; items may change or be dropped. If a command or capability is documented elsewhere as available, that doc is the source of truth — this page is only for what is not built yet. The 3.0 north star is docs/3.0.md.

CLI — designed, not implemented

Command	Intent	Status
gt convoy	Convoy monitoring (track a group of related runs/worktrees)	designed, not implemented
bd mol	Structured workflow "molecule" pour (see bd formula/bd mol design)	designed, not implemented
bd cook	Batch/recipe execution over beads	designed, not implemented

If you hit an error invoking one of these, it does not exist yet — that is expected.

Curation pipeline — later stages

The curation pipeline is a six-stage design: CATALOG, VERIFY, INDEX, SCORE, REJECT, CONSTRAIN. The former curation CLI was retired; none of these stages is a live ao command on current main. The orthogonal prevention lane is the finding-compiler (.agents/findings/registry.jsonl → constraints + planning rules), which is separate from this pipeline. See docs/curation-pipeline.md.

Hookless default install (ADR-0002 S2–S5)

The 3.0 north star demotes hooks to optional adapters (docs/3.0.md). The remaining lift — a default install path that requires zero hooks, and an RPI lifecycle that runs discovery→validation hookless — is tracked as ADR-0002 stages S2–S5. It is a follow-on, not part of the 3.0 reconciliation close.

Legacy RPI lane removal

The legacy RPI lane's internal backends (rpi_parallel, rpi_loop_supervisor, rpi_phased_tmux) are load-bearing but live — the ao rpi parallel / supervised-loop command surfaces were removed in f61c5f0e7 (the RPI engine is gone; drive the seven-move operating loop via the /rpi skill instead), yet the phased engine kept its non-gc backends after the gc-bridge removal and live code still references the lane's helpers. Removing the remaining internal helpers requires a caller-migration refactor, tracked as soc-1gbpz.