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Roadmap

Implemented​

  • Local daemon with exclusive agent IPC and enabled-surface ownership.
  • Responsive virtual surface for desktop, phone, and tablet.
  • Public, installation-free guided simulation and visual-protocol sandbox.
  • Real local browser control for Codex CLI without MIDI hardware.
  • Expiring QR/PIN pairing for trusted-LAN browser clients.
  • Simultaneous browser and MIDI control through one composite surface.
  • Interactive Codex lifecycle state hooks.
  • Request-scoped interactive Codex Approve and Reject actions.
  • Native-terminal Codex launcher with labels, titles, leases, and immediate cleanup.
  • Non-interactive codex-exec adapter with targeted Stop.
  • Multi-agent registry keyed by backend and session ID.
  • Visual Protocol 1 with steady, shape-plus-color state glyphs.
  • Eight persistent-color session selectors and semantic status LEDs.
  • Safe LRU overflow, protected approvals, explicit session cleanup, and TTL.
  • Selected-session action routing with state and live-capability checks.
  • Privacy-preserving persistent accent preferences.
  • Human-readable, live color-legend, and JSON daemon status inspection.
  • Versioned, documented browser protocol with sanitized state exposure.
  • Declarative, hierarchical JSON device profiles with conformance levels.
  • Supported Novation Launchpad Pro Mk1 profile.
  • Experimental Novation Launchpad Mini Mk3 profile.
  • Experimental Novation Launchpad Pro Mk3 profile mapped from Novation's Programmer's Reference Guide.
  • Guided physical profile testing with sanitized reports.
  • Read-only pad-lattice doctor diagnostics for profiles, MIDI, daemon, and hooks.
  • Full-surface A Spark Becomes a Constellation audiovisual performance.
  • Shared manifest-driven Demo and Show playback on MIDI, browser, or both.
  • Deterministic browser audio assets and per-device muted sound controls.
  • Live-experience preemption when an agent needs a reply or approval.
  • Optional semantic earcons for agent states, actions, and Scene selection.
  • On-demand GitHub workflows for tests and documentation, plus annotated-tag publication to PyPI.

Next​

  • Recruit Mini Mk3 and Pro Mk3 testers and promote each profile after a complete passing physical report.
  • Add a supported broader Codex control channel for interactive Stop, Retry, and ordinary chat replies.
  • Publish the first stable annotated-tag release to PyPI.
  • Add more community-authored controller profiles.
  • Validate Visual Protocol 1 on devices with different layouts and palettes.
  • Gather usability evidence from people using only the virtual surface.

Longer Term​

  • Additional coding-agent integrations.
  • Optional encrypted remote transport for deployments beyond a trusted LAN.
  • Manufacturer-maintained profiles that extend MIDI hardware beyond music.
  • Alternative selector layouts for devices with fewer or more controls.
  • Repository activity, workflow phase, and risk displays built on the same semantic surface interface.
  • A transport abstraction for platforms without Unix-domain socket support.

How to Help​

  • Use Codex with a Launchpad Pro Mk1 and report reproducible integration failures.
  • Try the virtual pad on desktop and mobile and report accessibility, pairing, or layout problems.
  • Run the guided hardware test for the Launchpad Mini Mk3, Pro Mk3, or another MIDI grid and attach its privacy-preserving report.
  • Author a declarative device profile when the controller fits the trusted palette-grid driver.
  • Prototype another agent adapter against the semantic state and socket contracts without adding MIDI logic to the integration.
  • Review Visual Protocol 1 for distinctions that remain clear across different RGB palettes and controller layouts.

Start with the Developer Guide for code changes or Device Testing for hardware validation. Open focused reports in the GitHub issue tracker.