Roadmap
Agent-Up should evolve beyond being a process launcher.
The long-term goal is for Agent-Up to become the runtime operating system for AI-assisted development:
- Git manages source code.
- Docker manages containers.
- The IDE manages editing.
- Agent-Up manages the running development environment.
Developers and AI agents collaborate inside the same live workspace.
Direction
Future work should deepen the Server-owned runtime model, improve workflow inference from recorded events, enrich diagnostics, and keep MCP as the primary path for AI automation. Desktop WebViews, Mobile WebViews, and the Server headless profile stay isolated; they share a workspace, not a browser session.
Status Labels
| Area | Status |
|---|---|
| Server-owned workspace registry | Implemented |
| Feature-sliced Server, Desktop, and CLI projects | Implemented |
| Source-first CLI workflow | Preview |
| Desktop workspace and application views | Implemented |
| Git review and history | Implemented |
| Per-workspace port allocation | Implemented |
| Docker lifecycle management | Preview |
| Browser profile persistence | Preview |
| Diagnostics | Preview |
| Health monitoring | Preview |
| MCP automation interface | Preview (contracts may change) |
| Event recording | Experimental |
| Validation flows and Playwright export | Preview |
| Cross-platform packaging | Preview |
| Stable installers | Preview |
| Broad platform support | Preview |
| Workflow inference from events | Planned |
| Service-aware updates | Planned |
See Current Limitations for the practical release status.