More reliable assistant actions
Tightening how the Atlas assistant plans and runs multi-step actions so it does the right thing more often and explains what it did. Fewer surprises, clearer results.
wrxstack is built by one person. This is an honest look at what I am working on for Atlas and Portfolio right now, what I am considering next, and the bigger ideas for later. Dates are not promises. Plans change as I learn what actually helps.
Tightening how the Atlas assistant plans and runs multi-step actions so it does the right thing more often and explains what it did. Fewer surprises, clearer results.
A command palette and keyboard shortcuts to move around Atlas without reaching for the mouse. Jump to any view, run any action, all from the keyboard.
Trimming what ships to the browser so published Portfolio pages load quickly on a phone and a slow connection. Smaller assets, less blocking work.
Turn a workflow you have tuned into a template you can run again or share inside your workspace, so you are not rebuilding the same steps every time.
Point your own domain at a Portfolio site so it lives at your address, not a subpath. Automatic HTTPS, no manual certificate work.
Cleaner round-trips to and from Markdown so it is easy to move your writing in and out of Atlas without losing structure.
Generate the API reference straight from the code so it stays accurate release to release, and version it so you can trust what you build against.
A drag-and-drop canvas for building workflows without writing configuration by hand. Still an early idea, and only worth doing if it stays simple.
Making the core Atlas views genuinely usable on a phone, so you can check in and act on the important things away from a desk.
A lightweight, privacy-respecting view of how many people see your published pages, without pulling in a heavy third-party tracker.
Search that understands what you are looking for across the things you keep in Atlas, and ranks the results you actually need to the top.
This is a working list, not a contract. It helps to be honest about what that means, so here it is in two short paragraphs.
I build wrxstack on my own, so I can only do one thing at a time. What sits in Now is what has my attention today. Next is what I am seriously considering. Later is a set of ideas I like but have not committed to. There are no fixed dates because I will not promise a date I cannot keep.
I read every message myself. If you need something the roadmap does not show, or you want to know where a specific idea stands, just ask.