Roadmap

Katra’s roadmap is ordered around complete usable loops and evidence gates. It does not publish speculative delivery dates.

Status reviewed: August 11, 2026

Threads, reactions, mentions, edits, unread state, and realtime delivery.

Explicit attention requests and authorization-first global message search.

Scheduling, guest invitations, notes, decisions, action items, chat, and reactions.

Self-hosted audio, video, and screen sharing through LiveKit.

Human tasks, decisions, approvals, returns, and versioned visual workflows.

Optional agent executors, prepared workspaces, and multi-step handoffs.

Supported installation, upgrades, backup, restore, rollback, and recovery.

Near-term sequence

Complete and verify self-hosted LiveKit audio, video, screen sharing, reconnect, trusted TLS, direct UDP, and TURN fallback.
Define the installer, first administrator, operating organization, interrupted-install recovery, and safe rerun behavior.
Define internal teams and the authoritative Work Item model.
Implement manual-first workflows with durable human tasks and decisions.
Prove one bounded agent workflow with Katra-managed Git, a prepared Workspace, two Agent Profiles, two agent steps, and one human approval.
Publish supported single-server deployment, upgrade, backup, restore, rollback, and recovery evidence.

Desktop and mobile packaging from the shared Katra Client
Optional external Git import, mirror, and export
Additional identity providers where they remain optional
Adaptive memory and learning only after controlled experiments justify product dependence
Cluster packaging only after single-server behavior is measured

Manual workflows come before agent execution.
Agents remain optional executors, not the owner of workflow policy.
Product screenshots do not establish implementation status.
Features move to available only after their decisions, contracts, tests, operational guidance, and reproduced evidence are complete.