kanbanr — Roadmap
The board is the roadmap. This file used to duplicate it — milestones, the features under each, and a “won’t do” list — and a duplicate of live state is a document that is wrong the moment something moves. Everything it held now lives where it is maintained:
| What you want | Where it is |
|---|---|
| What is planned, in progress and done | kanbanr board — or the monitor, kanbanr serve |
| The milestones and their order | kanbanr milestone list (a dependency DAG) · kanbanr critical-path |
| What can be started right now | kanbanr ready · what is waiting: kanbanr blocked |
| Why the project exists, and what it will not do | kanbanr charter show — the non-goals section |
| Why an item exists and how it will be verified | kanbanr feature show <CODE> · kanbanr trace <CODE> |
| Why the architecture is the way it is | kanbanr adr list |
| How the last wave actually went | kanbanr retro <MS-00x> |
A released version’s scope is in CHANGELOG.md, which is the roadmap’s durable half: it says what shipped rather than what was hoped for.
If you are reading this in a published repository without the board beside it, the CHANGELOG is the honest summary. The board is a separate git repository (
<repo>.kanbanr) because it is the project’s working memory, not part of the shipped artifact.