Roadmap

Where Stallari is going

An honest, phase-based view of what's been built, what's in progress, and where the platform is headed.

Built in Swift for macOS. Local-first. Markdown-native.

Beta underway — invites go out in waves from the waitlist.

Phase 1–3

Foundation

Shipped

The dispatch core: durable, replay-safe, accountable. Swift harness and vault engine over a dispatch engine built on hash-chained receipts, compensating sagas, and risk-gated judgement — with a full trace store underneath.

  • Hash-chained work receipts (tracks) — every step auditable, never silently rewritten
  • Exactly-once dispatch — a job that fires twice still lands once
  • Compensating sagas — a failed step unwinds the completed ones in reverse; a failed compensation surfaces loudly, never silently
  • Risk-gated judgement — every consequential tool call passes a gate; the highest-risk actions wait for you
  • Trace store — full tool-call history, token counts, and cost per run
Phase 4

Intelligence layer

Shipped

Memory and search: what your agents learn compounds, and what you’ve written is always findable.

  • Agent memory with importance decay — what matters strengthens, what doesn’t fades
  • Recall and consolidation — memories resurface in context and merge as patterns emerge
  • Hybrid search across your corpus — keyword and semantic together; find anything, with context
  • Post-dispatch memory pipeline — every run leaves the system a little smarter
Phase 5

Native interfaces

Shipped

macOS app — published, notarised, Developer ID signed. Scheduled and on-demand dispatch, digest views, setup wizard, fleet sidebar, plugin management, and privacy controls.

  • Agents run on a schedule or on demand — mornings start with the work already triaged
  • Digest views — every scheduled run summarised; drafts wait for your review
  • Privacy controls with content redaction and domain-scoped exclusions
  • Secure Enclave credential store for providers and tools
Phase 6

Multi-device

Shipped

Run Stallari across macOS devices in a fabric with automatic leader election and health monitoring.

  • Discover peers automatically via Tailscale or Bonjour
  • Enrol devices with QR scan and optional 2FA — per-peer tokens, individually revocable
  • Three-tier leader election with automatic dispatch failover
  • Fabric health monitoring with anomaly detection
Phase 7

Productisation

Shipped

Plugin marketplace, commerce, identity, and distribution. 20+ MCPs available — including community contributions for Home Assistant, Shopify, Xero, Gmail, iMessage, Cloudflare, and more.

  • Marketplace with conformance tiers — MCP tools and Packs, portable agent workflows that reference plugins by contract
  • Organisation packs — teams share private packs scoped to their org (built; unlocks fully when federation lands)
  • Marketplace sign-in (GitHub and Apple) with Paddle checkout and licensing — community pack creators are paid directly
  • Developer ID signed and notarised, with in-app self-updates
  • Opt-in crash reporting with PII scrubbing, health probes, and process guardian
Phase 8

Networking and service mesh

Shipped

Zero-config secure networking between your tools and devices, on your choice of mesh. Automatic HTTPS, cryptographic request signing, and cross-machine trace sync.

  • Cryptographically signed service-to-service requests
  • Reliable trace sync across machines
  • Fabric transport layer — Tailscale, Nebula, or NetBird, your choice of mesh
  • Cloudflare Tunnel — expose services without a traditional VPN
  • Pulse service mesh — the live channel your devices and agents use to find and talk to each other in real time
Phase 9

Embedded dispatch engine

Active

Your agents, your providers, your rules. Mix frontier providers — Anthropic, xAI, OpenAI, Google — with local models inside a single workflow. Pack-driven orchestration means workflows are portable YAML, not vendor lock-in. Scope-based routing ensures the right agent handles the right work.

  • On-device inference with MLX on Apple Silicon (Qwen3.5, Phi-4, Mistral Nemo) — local models as a first-class provider, with LM Studio for power users
  • Pack-driven orchestration — define agent workflows as portable YAML manifests
  • Chat interface with conversation persistence and multi-provider backends
  • Visible meter — every dispatch counts its tokens and its cents
  • Signal primitives in the pack spec — packs can already declare the events worth your attention, and community packs can use them today
  • Webhook-triggered dispatch — packs declare the inbound events they handle (GitHub, Xero, Paddle, Square, Shopify, and more) and auto-wire them into workflows
  • Distributed inference across your fabric — dispatch a model call to whichever Mac has the headroom
Phase 10

Open Memory

Planned

Your intelligence is yours. Full-fidelity export of every memory, association, and learning your agents have built — in open formats, with documented schemas, importable anywhere.

  • Signed, portable export — if you leave, your intelligence leaves with you, today
  • One-command memory export — Markdown, JSON, or SQLite, with full association graph
  • Documented memory schema — published spec so other tools can read your memories
  • Memory import — bring learnings from other systems into Stallari
  • Association graph visualisation — explore what your agents have learned and how concepts connect
Phase 11

Federation and beyond

Horizon

Extend beyond your own fabric — and beyond the desk. Organisation members expose selected services to each other, your Chief of Staff follows you off the Mac, and the noise gets triaged before it reaches you.

  • iPhone interface — the Chief of Staff in your pocket, seamlessly drawing on inference served by the Macs in your fabric
  • Multi-vault support — keep work, home, and each client in separate vaults, each with its own corpus, memory, and rules
  • Inter-user coordination — scoped, bound agent-to-agent protocols; reach that extends on your terms
  • Signals triage — building on the signal primitives already in the pack spec, a layer that watches your tools and events and raises only what genuinely needs you

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