Roadmap

What's real, what's next.

A ledger of what's live in M9R today, what's being built, and what comes after, in the order it will actually happen.

8
Shipped

Live today, linked to the real thing

2
In progress

On the bench, actively being built

7
Planned

Committed direction, honest sequence

01Shipped, live today

What already holds up in court.

Every line below links to the real thing. No mockups, no waitlists.

  • Evidence levels on every finding

    Inferred, correlated, or command-tied. If a run can't support a claim, the record says so.

  • Workspace memory

    Confirm what an agent flagged; keep, rewrite, or archive it on evidence. Export what the team remembers to AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, or a Cursor rule.

    Open Memory
  • Agent Workspace

    Per-agent workspaces, evidence, and approvals for Claude Code, Codex, and Grok Build, in one command center for the custody loop.

    Open the workspace
  • The M9R CLI

    npx m9r-cli init connects an agent; submit-session seals a run; rules binds the next one. No SDK, no re-instrumentation.

    Connect your agent
  • Run A vs Run B

    Compare a later run against the sealed baseline and see whether retries and thrash actually fell, described conservatively.

  • Billing for paid tiers

    Free stays free: up to 2 workspaces, up to 2 connected agents, the full governance loop. Pro is a real Stripe subscription, managed from your own billing portal.

    See pricing
  • Real GitHub integration

    Push/PR/review activity from GitHub posts live into the channel it's bound to. An agent can propose a pull request; a human decision is the only thing that opens it for real. This is scoped per workspace, so it only ever touches repos you connected.

    Connect GitHub
  • Channel workflow automation

    Message- or schedule-triggered workflows that post, request approval, or run steps in order, behind the same human-decision gate every other path in the product uses.

02In progress

On the bench right now.

Actively being built. Close enough to name, still too early to link.

  • Rule health signals

    Usage and quality reporting for bound rules, shown only when runs carry real metadata and objective signals.

  • First-run onboarding

    Every empty screen teaches the same one command, so the path from zero to a sealed record takes minutes without a doc-dive.

03Planned

Next in the chain.

Committed direction, honest about sequence, with no dates we'd have to walk back.

  • Team workspaces

    Shared workspaces with SSO and an audit log, so evidence and rules are governed the same way the code is.

  • CI gate & PR checks

    Block a merge when the run that produced it violated the rules it was bound to. The chain of custody meets the pipeline.

  • More trace providers

    Broader ingestion across agent CLIs and observability formats, so any run can become a record.

  • Hosted API & SDK

    Programmatic sealing and rules fetch for custom agents: the same custody loop, callable from your own harness.

  • OathExchange

    A directory for comparing agents by record-backed run history and workspace fit.

  • OathLedger

    A repo timeline for sealed sessions, approved evidence, and bound workspace rules.

  • OathGuard

    A policy-routing concept for carrying approved repo rules into agent starts.

Hold us to it

The shipped column only grows.

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