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Backlog

packetcode is pre-1.0. This file contains only work that has not shipped; completed work belongs in CHANGELOG.md.

v1 Release Readiness

  • Automate signed/notarized macOS, Linux, and Windows release artifacts and checksum verification.
  • Define compatibility and migration policy for config, sessions, persisted jobs, workflow TOML, and MCP definitions.
  • Add end-to-end smoke coverage for first-run setup, provider switching, session resume, approvals, background jobs, workflows, and MCP.
  • Promote reviewed credential-free PTY fixtures into CI golden tests without committing machine/account data.
  • Keep provider catalogs, pricing, context windows, and tool-capability metadata current; prefer live discovery when authoritative.
  • Add opt-in live-provider contract tests that never run in ordinary CI.
  • Document supported terminal emulators and minimum practical geometry.

TUI and Interaction Parity

  • Add transcript search/filter and a compact jump-to-latest affordance.
  • Add queue reorder/edit controls; list, drop, and clear already ship.
  • Improve visibility when cancellation is draining a provider or child process that has not exited yet.
  • Add terminal-width golden coverage below 80 columns and for very tall approval/tool blocks.
  • Continue comparing lifecycle states against Claude Code while preserving packetcode provider colors and multi-provider controls.
  • Evaluate Bubble Tea v2 migration for enhanced keyboard reporting (including true Shift+Enter where supported) and synchronized-output rendering.

Context and Cost Efficiency

  • Add provider-native token counting where a stable tokenizer/API exists; retain the conservative fallback estimator.
  • Persist request-level occupancy samples for diagnostics without conflating them with billable totals.
  • Add configurable model-facing caps for search, command, MCP, and artifact output.
  • Preserve/replay encrypted Codex reasoning items for multi-turn continuity if the subscription backend requires them; never attempt to display opaque reasoning.
  • Add explicit cache-hit/cached-input telemetry to /cost and statusline snapshots.

Agents, Loops, and Workflows

  • Add workflow pipeline stages and adversarial verification/retry policies.
  • Add a workflow schema/version field, validation command, and example library.
  • Resume or reconcile active background jobs after process restart; current persistence records state and recovers abandoned jobs as cancelled.
  • Let background agents request user clarification through Agent View.
  • Add optional live sub-agent transcript streaming without injecting it into foreground model context.
  • Add safe worktree merge/apply assistance and explicit cleanup commands.

MCP and Extensions

  • Support Streamable HTTP MCP transport with explicit network and credential policy.
  • Add MCP resources/prompts only after their context and trust model is defined.
  • Add a declarative pack manifest and install/list/enable workflow for prompt commands, MCP, hooks, themes, and workflows.
  • Surface MCP timeout, crash, and reconnect details consistently in transcripts and Agent View.

Providers and Local Models

  • Add sanctioned subscription-backed providers only when the provider publishes and supports a third-party integration path; otherwise use API-key providers.
  • Expand Ollama pull progress, cancellation, and model-removal management.
  • Add optional MLX/local-runtime backends only if they can match the native tool and streaming contracts without weakening Ollama's zero-config path.
  • Add provider-specific output/reasoning controls to the model picker when the upstream catalog exposes them.

Packet Computers

See PACKETCOMPUTERS.md.

  • Add a versioned computer registry and read-only /computers status surface.
  • Design a loopback-only daemon RPC and heartbeat before adding SSH forwarding.
  • Introduce a runtime backend abstraction for local/remote filesystem and shell operations.
  • Add ComputerID to jobs and /spawn --computer <name>.
  • Reconcile persistent remote jobs and group Agent View by computer.
  • Defer managed cloud machines, snapshots, and process supervision until local/SSH contracts are stable.

Packet Control

See PACKETCOMPUTERS.md.

  • Define versioned control-run, artifact, verdict, and report formats.
  • Add terminal-first /verify and /qa with command, exit-code, and output evidence.
  • Integrate control runs into jobs or a dedicated Control View.
  • Add browser screenshots/traces only after target allowlists and prompt-injection boundaries are explicit.
  • Defer desktop control and polished demo composition.

Security and Trust

  • Define shared policy axes for filesystem, shell, network, MCP, browser, desktop, secrets, and remote computers.
  • Add redaction tests for provider errors, MCP logs/output, hooks, statuslines, job artifacts, and future control evidence.
  • Add audit events for live permission-mode changes and remembered approvals.
  • Keep Bypass Permissions explicit, visible, outside the normal Shift+Tab cycle, and subordinate to deny rules.
  • Treat remote/browser/desktop content as untrusted evidence rather than instructions.

PacketADE Integration and BridgeCode-Plus

Approved 2026-07-27. The cross-repository source of truth is D:\projects\PacketADE\dev\bridgemind\packetcode-bridgecode-loop.md (PC1–PC10). The evidence audit and bounded follow-up ledger are docs/bridgecode-feature-truth-2026-07-27.md and docs/bridgecode-plus-hardening-loop-2026-07-27.md.

  • Add a versioned workflow schema plus explicit, bounded verifier/retry stages.
  • Add honest abandoned-job reconcile/resubmit assistance without claiming the previous process resumed.
  • Complete the signed clean-machine release matrix and packaged PacketADE compatibility gates when published artifacts/runners exist.
  • Consume PacketAgent's versioned durable-handoff contract when that sibling runtime publishes it; do not create a competing PacketCode daemon contract.
  • Preserve PacketCode as an independently installable product; durable execution after its originating app closes belongs to PacketAgent.