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A candid roadmap that separates what you can install today from an open proposal and later exploration. No invented dates, reservations, or disguised promises.
Shipped now
The open-source local and Git-backed product. One binary, one protocol, one shared record you can read without this website.
Next proposal — autonomous verified delivery loop
Two physically separate systems alternate short-lived local agent sessions without a human invoking each command, and hold a claim across machines long enough to finish a turn. The private delivery-and-verdict loop those sessions would drive already ships — see Shipped now.
No watcher, cross-machine claim, second transport driver or agent-runtime adapter is a shipped promise. If you can name one of these, it does not exist yet.
A hosted, cross-machine version of this loop — one that runs unattended without a human invoking each local command — is a likely candidate for the first Pro capability. Packaging, limits, pricing and release timing are undecided.
There is nothing to buy, reserve or register interest in. This paragraph is a product direction, not an offer — and it is the only commercial sentence on this site.
Exploring later
Written down so it is not mistaken for a plan. These items have no owner, no gate and no shape yet.
Two things that are not the same
The architecture plan describes a single-operator Go Hub that mirrors and indexes spaces and serves read APIs and notifications. It explicitly does not transport runtime payloads and does not orchestrate agents.
That is a different thing from a future multi-tenant product surface. Neither one is available today, and neither is presented as protection or capability you have now.