Roadmap: launch lanes and post-launch direction

[gchahal1982]

Public roadmap lanes

This issue publishes the launch roadmap lanes from docs/roadmap-rfc.md so users can follow and comment on user-visible direction without requiring access to the monorepo PRD.

Lane	Scope	Current launch posture	Public evidence required
Authoring quality	Criterion editor, validation, templates, accessibility, keyboard workflows	Launch surface is active	Public issue labels and triage board
Engine interoperability	rubric-spec, IAA, judge-bench, EvalKit, conformance adapters	Launch surface is active	Engine compatibility issues and release notes
Desktop distribution	Signed macOS, Windows, Linux, update server, clean-machine QA	Blocked on signing and registry evidence	Signed release, installer QA, and update endpoint evidence
Browser edition	File System Access workflow, direct BYO-provider calls, no local sidecars	Launch surface is active	Browser support issues and docs feedback
OSS community	Discussions, support SLA, community channel, contribution path	Blocked on public seeding and launch ops	Public discussion URLs and moderation log
Post-launch P4	Plugin marketplace, read-only CRDT collaboration, Snap/Flatpak, store distribution, i18n, advanced calibration, advanced diff	Planned after launch feedback	Approved P4 issues/RFCs and release evidence

Current public feedback threads

• Welcome: Welcome: what should a rubric IDE get right? #1
• Project layout examples: Show your rubric project layout #2
• Adapter requests: Adapter requests #3
• Security and telemetry review: Security and telemetry review #4
• Academic reproducibility: Academic reproducibility #5

Non-public evidence rule

Do not post private user data, customer names, security findings, legal advice, employee information, credentials, or unpublished partner feedback in this issue. Public updates should use redacted summaries and public links.

[EXDEV-oss]

Hey bro, I came across your project on GitHub and I genuinely like the direction you’re taking with it, especially the backend/infrastructure side.

I normally work around testing, project exposure, and connecting solid builders with small but effective growth networks.

Not here to waste your time or sell anything weird lol — I just like connecting with serious devs early before projects get bigger.

Are you currently building this for personal scaling, startup plans, or long-term launch?