Product truth / release line
openElement roadmap labels describe the public product surface, not a wish list. Every release stage is tied to package truth, docs truth, CI evidence, and the rule that dogfood validates the framework without defining a new product line.
The current line resolves the product doctrine into a readable WC-native fullstack framework plus JSX-first Basic Element authoring layer, with Protocols, UI, dogfood, and official stack adapters kept in supporting roles.
Release rail
The rail is deliberately narrow: only claims that can survive docs, package exports, and build validation stay visible.
Validated app generation, public docs integrity, and the path toward a Web Components fullstack framework.
Slimmed the public surface, removed archived promises, and kept the framework direction standards-first.
Align design, docs, WC Package Protocol language, and CI readiness around the current product graph.
Proved Lit, Shoelace, and Material Web consumption while keeping the interop contract standards-first.
PR-green Fresh proof for the lightweight client runtime; awaiting main merge, npm publish, and post-publish smoke evidence.
Client-side router, SPA bootstrap, and a WeRead-style Deno Desktop PDF reader backed by fixtures, local folders, and public GitHub sources.
Make OpenElement App own RouteGraph, RenderPipeline, RequestContext, Deno Desktop target contracts, product truth, and CodeQL cleanup.
Prove a read-only, accountless Mastodon/GoToSocial desktop app with public timeline, profile, status, local cache, and screenshot/API verification.
Freeze starter, API docs, website positioning, logo/brand rendering, npm metadata, release notes, and release truth.
Stabilize npm artifacts, WC interop, SPA reader proof, architecture hardening, desktop app evidence, and adoption docs before the v0.41 tag.
Freeze public APIs after contracts, examples, starter adoption, and release evidence are all stable.
The public website should read like an editorial standards lab: light-first, diagrammatic, useful, and grounded in artifacts users can inspect.
Decision matrix
System visual