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Roadmap

This page is a short list of direction, not a schedule. Items move between sections as work starts or stops, and nothing here is a commitment to a date.

Next​

  • Commit and publish from Saggar. The Git chip already shows each worktree's branch, ahead/behind, and dirty state; its change count lists the changed files, and each row can show a diff without opening a session. Push, pull, and fetch run as quick runs. What is missing is the last step: commit the work and publish a branch from where the session ran.
  • Closing the review loop. Ready for review tells you an agent finished over uncommitted work. The review itself happens in Fettle, the sibling app that reads Saggar's turn ledger and shows what an agent changed per turn. Hand a review back and Saggar dispatches it to the agent that did the work, or to a new Fettle review terminal when the review names no session. Next is approving and committing from the review rather than returning to the terminal for it.
  • Lighter subprojects. A basic form shipped in 0.9.0: Turn into a project in a project's settings writes .saggar/project.json, giving a plain folder or a nested package its own project boundary, sessions, and status. Next is doing that with less declaring by hand for packages inside a monorepo.

Considering​

  • Intel Macs. Saggar currently requires Apple Silicon.
  • Linux. A terminal manager for Linux desktops.
  • Windows. A terminal manager for Windows.

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