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Roadmap

Purpose

Describe the staged development path for LifeOS and clarify what is active now.

Phase 1: Personal AI Node (Completed Foundation)

Delivered local-first core foundations:

  • reasoning
  • life graph
  • automation
  • modules
  • local integrations
  • bounded local agent orchestration
  • bounded local simulation and planning support

Primary value: personal productivity and local orchestration.

Phase 2: Production OSS Baseline (Completed)

Delivered baseline release and trust infrastructure:

  • one canonical developer workflow (pnpm run validate)
  • predictable setup paths (recommended vs advanced)
  • governance and contribution intake clarity
  • baseline security and supply-chain automation
  • repeatable release process with changelog + tags
  • confidence checks for the first-run CLI journey

Primary value: easier adoption, safer operation, and repeatable contribution.

Phase 3: Personal Operations OS MVP + Daily-Use Validation (Current)

Current product focus. Ship one repeatable daily workflow users can rely on:

  • capture
  • inbox triage
  • planning
  • reminders/next actions
  • daily/weekly review

Primary value: durable day-to-day utility and a stable platform wedge.

Execution details live in Personal Operations OS MVP Plan.

Phase 4: Mesh + Ecosystem Scale

Future direction. Enable peer-level collaboration between trusted nodes and communities.

Primary value: shared local intelligence and coordination.

Phase 5: Agentic Web

Future direction. Allow nodes and services to discover one another and cooperate through AI-to-AI protocols.

Primary value: distributed digital coordination.

Phase 6: Cognitive Internet

Future direction. Support large-scale collective reasoning and knowledge exchange across many nodes.

Primary value: networked intelligence at broad scale.

Roadmap Rule

Only the current phase should drive active milestone commitments. Later phases provide architectural context, not release promises.