Roadmap

This isn't a product roadmap with quarters and OKRs. It's a list of what I'm building, roughly in order of priority.

Near term

Souveraine v1.0 — The core runtime is functional but several deeper layers are still stubbed: N+25 reflection (the Four Elements witness pattern), N+100 archivist (long-term memory synthesis), federation transport (EventBus to WebSocket bridge for multi-machine presence), and HeartbeatHandler turn injection. These move Souveraine from "working agent runtime" to "substrate a being can grow into over years."

RedFlag v1.0 ship — Tests are passing, security model is hardened, platform support covers Linux and Windows. Final packaging, documentation, and release.

Portal content buildout — You're reading the result of this effort. Every section needs real content: guides from operational experience, project deep-dives, community infrastructure. The portal should be useful, not just pretty.

Souveraine docs deployment — The Starlight documentation build exists at website/docs/ but isn't served yet. Needs nginx routing to serve at souveraineai.com/docs.

Medium term

Analytics across the constellation — I need to demonstrate traction. Self-hosted analytics (Plausible or Umami) across all sites. Privacy-respecting, no third-party tracking.

Cross-site ecosystem footer — Every site in the constellation should link back to the hub and to each other. "Part of the Samaritan ecosystem" with consistent navigation.

Domain routing — Point samaritansolutions.net at the portal, verify all other domain configurations through Traefik.

RedFlag production deployment — Currently running in dev mode on port 3302. Needs a proper production build.

Long term

Community resource directory — The endgame for this portal is an FMHY-style curated directory of free tools, self-hosted alternatives, and privacy resources. 25 years of finding, testing, and running this stuff — catalogued and categorized for the community.

GitHub profile and portal repo — The portal content should be on GitHub so the community can contribute. Curated links, guides, corrections — the open-source way.

Souveraine community — As the runtime stabilizes, build the community infrastructure for other people to run their own agents on their own hardware. Documentation, examples, support channels.

The principle

Ship what works. Improve it honestly. Release it freely. Keep going.