Roadmap

DevStream ships in three milestones. The live plan is the DevStream Roadmap project board, and every issue sits in one of the milestones. This page is the summary. The board and the milestones are always more current.

Milestone	Target	The point of it
v0.1 Launch	15 November 2026	The list goes live.
v0.2 Trust & Trending	15 December 2026	Make Likes harder to game and the bots harder to knock over.
v0.3 Polish	31 January 2027	The small stuff that makes the site and the docs nicer to use.

Dates are targets, not promises.

v0.1 Launch

Everything between "the bots work" and "people can use it":

• the seed list imported, so the leaderboard isn't empty on day one;
• this wiki, and the first posts in Discussions;
• the org's domain verified, and the OpenSSF Best Practices badge registered;
• v0.1.0 tagged with signed provenance.

v0.2 Trust & Trending

Hardening, mostly where someone would try to cheat or knock a bot over:

• storing each entry's repo ID, so a deleted repo's name can't be taken over by someone else;
• keeping Like-burst records safe when a write fails;
• letting old reports expire, and remembering when a hidden entry has been cleared;
• catching restrictions written into the prose of an otherwise open-source license;
• sending a submission to a maintainer when the bot can't decide it, instead of leaving it waiting.

v0.3 Polish

Edge cases and tidying in the description filter, the README and community checks, the GitHub client and the data files.

Have an idea?

Post it in Ideas. If it fits, it becomes an issue on the board. Want to build one of these yourself? See Contributing.