Roadmap¶
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These are directions, not committed dates. Priorities follow user feedback and
confirmed defects. Stable 1.6.0 is already published and publicly verified;
completed work belongs in release history, not this list.
Now¶
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Process external stable
1.6.0feedback through the OpenSpec work plan: reviewed numeric CSV profiling, authenticated Trino access, relational planning and utility evidence, bounded statistics and actionable CLI diagnostics. Preserve conservative privacy defaults and read-only database budgets. Start with reproduced failures; do not reopen corrected historical harness findings. -
Improve onboarding and task-oriented documentation, including versioned and downloadable guides.
- Run product-validation pilots on development and analytics workflows.
- Address confirmed client defects, migration feedback and dependency maintenance.
- Monitor source/output consistency, portable business rules and MCP permissions.
Next¶
- Design batch-based validation of CSV, JSON and Parquet so complete datasets need not remain in memory. Bound cross-table key and uniqueness checks, preserve deterministic results and measure memory on synthetic fixtures. A separate OpenSpec change is required before implementation.
- Simplify CSV and database workflows using pilot feedback.
- Publish runnable examples and short case studies using synthetic fixtures.
- Improve diagnostics where users repeatedly need help.
Later¶
- Add integrations only after demonstrated demand.
- Consider reporting and validation adapters for concrete workflows.
- Evolve public contracts through the compatibility and deprecation policy.
The finite fictional transformation/session campaign for stable 1.6.0
completed with explicit coverage limits.
That grants no dataset permission. Changed public activation still requires
matching specifications, executable evidence and independent exact-source review.