A product community rarely suffers from too few ideas. The danger is starting every proposal at once. This summer, the core working group will keep most of its attention on LumaFlow testing and release preparation.
“Better products often begin by removing an answer that looked essential.”
TinyRelay moves into low-frequency maintenance and accepts only verified plugin needs and clear defects. SignalDesk continues lightweight research without entering formal development.
Every two weeks, working groups will publish what finished, what was removed, and why the next allocation changed. A roadmap is a current judgment, not a promise ledger.
This note reflects the judgment at publication. The product will keep changing, and new evidence may overturn the conclusion.