CodeVerse is feature-frozen. Here is what I need help improving. #48
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I have reached the point where adding another large feature would make CodeVerse less useful, not more useful.
The editor already covers realtime CRDT collaboration, multi-language execution, visual tracing, AI-assisted review, and EvidenceOS. The collaboration path now has Redis-backed multi-instance rooms, durable snapshots, permissions, presence, reconnect recovery, and published 100/500-client benchmark results.
So I am feature-freezing the project.
For the next phase I am focusing on the less glamorous work that decides whether an open-source project is actually usable: reliability, accessibility, failure states, setup, documentation, security, performance, and feedback from people who did not build it.
If you want to help, these are the first three deliberately small issues:
You can also use Q&A for setup questions, Ideas for a problem that needs discussion, or Show and tell if you use CodeVerse for something real.
The most useful feedback right now is specific: where did you get confused, what failed, what took too long, and what did you expect to happen? I would rather hear one uncomfortable reproduction than ten polite compliments.
Live app: https://codeverse-rho.vercel.app
Contributor guide: https://github.com/Ayush-Kumar0207/codeverse/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md
Roadmap: https://github.com/Ayush-Kumar0207/codeverse/blob/main/docs/ROADMAP.md
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