Roadmap

v1.0 — safe foundation

• 85 core skills, 49 roles, full pinned parity ledger, 163-record offline catalog.
• Standard-library cross-platform doctor, plans, digest confirmation, backups, rollback, validation, and migration.
• Optional Unity, Godot, Unreal, Blender, pixel-art, and automation packs.
• Production recipes and rights/technical/visual/performance/playability gates.

v1.1 — platform editions and procedural Three.js

• Pinned Apache-2.0 img2threejs workflow with strict reconstruction and visual

quality gates.

• Native Windows and macOS plugins with explicit setup skills and deterministic

capability adaptation.

• Curated Windows and macOS release marketplaces with exactly one matching

platform plugin.

• Digest-confirmed edition selection and rollback without implicit external

installation.

v1.2 — evidence and ergonomics

• More open, redistributable sprite/mesh/animation/audio QA fixtures.
• Richer screenshot and artifact regression reports.
• Project-specific budget presets and comparative catalog explanations.
• Additional translations driven by maintainers who can review them.

v1.3 — integration depth

• Upstream-tested pack compatibility matrices and signed adapter manifests.
• Optional self-hosted-runner integration suites for compatible editors.
• More deterministic importer checks for glTF, USD, textures, rigs, and audio.

Later, only after security review

• Additional DCC/editor packs where one maintained MCP has clear licensing and scoped permissions.
• Reproducible local model profiles with weight attestations and storage/VRAM planning.
• Team policy bundles for commercial rights, privacy, and provenance retention.

The project will not add automatic “install everything,” unreviewed remote execution, credential collection, or silent model/engine substitution. Roadmap items are proposals, not commitments.