Roadmap

Current milestone, next milestone, and active epics shaping the Jido ecosystem.

This page is about sequencing and emphasis. Use Package Support Levels for maintenance commitments and Ecosystem Atlas for current package ownership and status.

Major Milestones

Milestone Status Lead Goal
Post-release consolidation Current Jido team Absorb feedback from the recent major release, close follow-up gaps, and settle the ecosystem into a cleaner operating shape.
Ship the next wave of packages Next Jido team Move the next public package set to Hex and make the broader ecosystem easier to adopt end to end.
Durability and persistence Upcoming Mike Hostetler Build the durability story for persisting Jido agents and their runtime state.
Observability and UI Upcoming Jido team Bring current UI and observability work into a clearer operator experience.

Current Milestone

Post-release consolidation is the current focus. The priority is healthy post-release work: process feedback, tighten rough edges, clarify package boundaries, and reduce ambiguity created by rapid ecosystem growth.

  • absorb release feedback from users and the community
  • fix high-value follow-up issues and documentation gaps
  • clarify package positioning and support expectations
  • turn release momentum into stability and clarity

Next Milestone

Ship the next wave of packages is the next major push. The immediate emphasis is making more of the ecosystem publicly consumable without requiring contributors or adopters to track private context.

  • ship the jido_chat and jido_messaging stack
  • ship the jido_harness family and CLI adapter stack
  • ship integration and runtime packages that are already close to release shape

Active Epics

Durability and Persistence

This is Mike Hostetler’s primary personal epic. The goal is to make persistence a first-class part of the platform: durable agent state, state that survives runtime sessions, and a coherent long-term storage story across the ecosystem.

Observability and UI

This epic combines jido_live_dashboard and jido_studio into a clearer observability and UI direction so runtime inspection, debugging, and operator workflows are easier in practice.

How to Read This Page

  • Roadmap priority is not the same thing as support level. A Stable package can be in steady maintenance while a Beta package gets more day-to-day focus.
  • Roadmap priority is not the same thing as package ownership. Ownership stays with the package lead listed in the Ecosystem Atlas.
  • Use the roadmap to answer “what is moving now,” not “what does Stable mean.”

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