Roadmap

In order

1. The desk you log into yourself. The queue, accept, edit or spike, and the approval as a recorded state, in a screen of your own. This ships first.
2. A searchable spike log. So that "why did we not answer that one?" has an answer six months later.
3. Several beats per customer, each with its own desk. A second market, a second product line, a competitor set. Separate queues, one file.
4. Scheduled sweeps and a morning brief. The wire sorted before you sit down, with the reason each story is on your beat.
5. Liveness monitoring of every archived source. A check that notices a page that changed or disappeared, and hands the decision to a person.
6. Signed, timestamp-anchored manifests. So a capture stands up to somebody who does not trust us.
7. The archive for your newsroom. Private to your own staff, hashed, and joined to your answers.
8. Publishing connectors behind the same gate. Your site, a social schedule, a newsletter. A connector that cannot honour the gate does not ship.
9. Editorial roles. Who may draft, who may edit, who may release, per desk.
10. More languages. Each written as a twin, never as a translation pass.
11. The own-hardware edition as a packaged release. Versioned packages, release notes, rollback, on your machine, operated by ATAILA.