Roadmap

What's coming next in grith.

The roadmap is necessarily speculative — dates slip, priorities shift. But here's the public-facing plan as of v0.1.0 launch.

v0.1.x — stabilisation (Q3 2026)

aarch64 Linux — register backend + seccomp-bpf for ARM.
Custom filter SDK — open-source Rust API for authoring user filters, shipped via Pro policy bundle.
Versioned docs UI — version selector on docs.grith.ai.
Reproducible builds — bit-for-bit reproducible release artefacts.

Filter 17 fully implemented — local embedding model, intent classification.
Cross-session taint analytics — Pro feature.
Behavioural baseline export — share baselines across team members optionally.

macOS supervisor — Endpoint Security framework.
Windows supervisor — ETW + minifilter.
SSO / SAML — Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace.
RBAC — full role-based access control on the dashboard.
Air-gapped Enterprise — offline license activation, self-hosted dashboard, manual policy distribution.
Discord bot integration — interactive approve/deny in Discord (parity with Slack/Telegram).
Microsoft Teams interactive cards — parity for Adaptive Cards.

Browser-extension supervisor — for browser-based agents.
Mobile agent supervision — for the inevitable mobile agent runtimes.
Federated reputation — opt-in cross-organisation trust sharing for enterprise consortiums.

The roadmap is informed by community feedback. The strongest signal:

GitHub issues with the enhancement label, sorted by reactions.
GitHub Discussions for design conversations.
Pro / Enterprise customer requests — taken seriously, but balanced against the open-source community's needs.

We don't bias toward paying customers' wishes on architectural decisions; we do bias toward them on prioritisation of work already-planned.

Tie the community edition to a grith.ai service. The community edition is and remains usable offline indefinitely.
Add LLM-based decision-making to the filter pipeline. Filters stay deterministic.
Add a marketplace. Filters are policy; we won't run a "Filter Store".