The roadmap is a plan, not a release receipt

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The roadmap expresses priority, sequencing, and dependencies across the Millrace ecosystem. It is not authority for a present-tense install command, platform guarantee, benchmark, or product state. Those claims require immutable release and qualification evidence.

Current direction

The immediate public surface is the generic graph-engineering runtime: compile a selected workflow, run bounded stages, preserve durable state, expose evidence, and recover or close through declared transitions. Product work around Plus, Millrace OS, Author, Miller, and additional integrations remains capability-specific and must retain its own state label.

Release discipline

An item can move from planned to available only when its artifact, exact version or source ref, platform evidence, and behavior qualification are recorded. A specification can define an intended architecture; it cannot by itself authorize a public claim.

The current source release is the useful present-tense reference. The runtime documentation explains what the released runtime currently exposes.