Roadmap · August 2026

What is real.
What comes next.

No imaginary release dates and no feature theatre. The desktop core is here; the beta now focuses on stability, security and coherent workflows. AI Agents and commercial plans stay open until they deserve a clear answer.

Shipped in Public BetaAvailable now

The connected desktop core

✓MySQL/MariaDB & PostgreSQL

✓Direct and SSH-tunnel SQL

✓SSH hosts, keys & tabs

✓FTP, FTPS & SFTP

✓Remote edit and transfer queue

✓API clusters and response tools

✓Local and cloud test mail

✓Signals event feeds

✓Nexus roles and sharing

✓Projects and recent resources

✓Local MCP server

NowIn progress

Release hardening and product truth

Signed beta releases

Verify macOS and Windows packaging, updater manifests, download integrity and rollback behavior.

Security verification

Continuously test Nexus permissions, credential use/reveal boundaries, invitations, sessions and MCP writes.

Cross-tool consistency

Finish the VS Code-inspired shell, density, typography, tabs, panels, copy behavior and keyboard navigation.

Documentation as contract

Keep public docs, MCP search, website copy and actual application behavior aligned.

Deeper MCP workflows

Broader permission-aware tools, clearer client setup, stronger approval detail and audit history. MCP is the automation surface that already exists, so it earns the next investment.

• Better resource discovery and active-Nexus context
• Granular read/write approval policies
• More useful API and operational tool contracts
• Clear client identity and revocation

Exploring, not promised

AI Agents and plans

We are deciding whether built-in agents add meaningful value when many users will bring their own MCP client. We are also designing plans only after real beta usage shows which limits are fair.

No launch dateNo provider promiseNo final prices

The roadmap is a conversation

Tell us where the real friction is.

A reproducible workflow problem is more valuable than a hundred abstract feature votes.