DELIVERY ROADMAP

Capability follows evidence—not presentation.

Next

The phases are ordered by risk reduction and architectural leverage. Profiles, recordings, and broader access wait for leases, gateways, revocation, and egress controls.

00

Phase 0

Complete

Research and boundary

Define the independent product, security posture, and clean-room identity.

  • Capability map
  • Architecture and trust model
  • Signal Yard brand direction
01

Phase 1

In validation

Private single-worker slice

Prove one operator can allocate, inspect, and release an isolated browser on Echo.

  • Private Compose stack
  • Session API and console
  • Runtime isolation evidence
02

Phase 2

Next

Safe worker pool and gateway

Add leases, independent workers, scoped tokens, and authenticated browser transport.

  • Atomic allocation
  • Signed CDP/viewer grants
  • Reconciliation and egress policy
03

Phase 3

Planned

Profiles and observability

Introduce encrypted identity, artifacts, event timelines, and controlled human takeover.

  • Profile leases
  • Artifact storage
  • Redacted browser telemetry
04

Phase 4

Planned

Agent runs

Run bounded browser tasks with budgets, approvals, traces, and structured results.

  • Runner adapters
  • Run and step ledger
  • Independent cancellation
05

Phase 5+

Deferred

Browser tool platform

Build reusable browser jobs and broader platform controls only after the core is proven.

  • Rendered fetch and scrape jobs
  • Retries and quotas
  • Optional broader tenancy

EXPLICITLY DEFERRED

Not every possible feature belongs in the first yard.

KubernetesPublic raw browser endpointsGlobal proxy networkGuaranteed CAPTCHA solvingUndetectable fingerprint claimsGeneral-purpose serverless codeBilling and organizations