haft

Roadmap

The current release is v9.0.2. This page separates shipped behavior from open work. An issue, branch, design, or experiment is not a product promise.

Available now

  • FPF concern search, exact lookup, and full source inspection;
  • 12 independent skills, including h-reason as the umbrella entry;
  • local typed project memory written only for a concrete later use;
  • code, decision, specification, invariant, and note orientation in one graph;
  • project setup with automatic default memory and compatible upgrades;
  • specification health, evidence freshness, and drift signals;
  • CLI, skills, and MCP over one local project state;
  • runner-neutral commission records for external integrations.

Deliberately outside v9

  • a standalone coding agent, TUI, or desktop wrapper;
  • haft run, haft harness, and bundled Open-Sleigh execution;
  • a universal reasoning workflow or public h-plan stage;
  • automatic patch application, merge, push, deploy, or publication;
  • automatic merging or splitting of project identities;
  • a claim that dense or hybrid retrieval outperforms simpler search.

Open product gaps

  • Team runtime. Git review and partial import exist; complete authority-aware replay and safe shared multi-worktree identity do not.
  • Ceremony calibration. The hardest UX problem remains choosing enough structure for the cost of error without turning small work into bureaucracy.
  • Identity reconciliation. Public v9 identity changes are alias-only; reviewed merge and split need a separate contract.
  • Retrieval evaluation. Embedding compatibility exists, but superiority claims require a real parity measurement rather than intuition.

These are directions and return conditions, not release commitments. Check the repository for work that has actually shipped.

Where to check current work