Where it is going next.
Baselumen shares one roadmap with the rest of the Stacklumen suite. The live board, with what is in build and what people have asked for, is in the app for anyone signed in. This page explains how it works.
Three columns, no dates. An item moves when its stage does.
Every item on the board sits in one of three stages. There are no target dates: an item moves when its stage changes, and lands in the changelog when it ships.
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Later: Exploring
Being explored. A direction, not a commitment.
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Next: Planned
Up next: decided and planned, not started.
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Now: In build
Being built. These are the items with work under way.
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Shipped
Listed under Now on the board, as the evidence that the other columns move, and in the changelog.
An item is marked for Baselumen, another product, or the whole suite.
The direction. Agents working in it.
The goals behind the board are set out on agentic building: one development experience from library to canvas to production, with agents working in it.
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Machine-readable by design
Components, templates, tokens and docs as structured data an agent can consume, not pages it has to read.
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Agents in the build loop
Live today over MCP: an agent searches the library, builds your own components and designs, and pins work to a Terminal site.
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Deployment as a connection
Provisioning, deploys and domains inside the workspace a site was designed in.
Recently shipped. Newest first.
From the changelog, where each release lists what was added, changed and fixed.
- The designer and Designs Print-accurate artboards in millimetres, with bleed and trim marked, and every design the workspace makes, filed by the client it was made for.
- Designs over MCP Your agent can list, open, create and edit designs with the designer's own drawing operations, and push them to a Terminal site.
- Clients see their work in Stacklumen An agency invites the people at a client company as guests, and Shared with you holds their sites, designs, messages and approvals.
- Your agent connects over MCP Agents connect by signing in with your Stacklumen account. No AI key: your agent runs on your own plan.
Ask for something. Two ways, two results.
Signed in, there are two ways to ask, and they do different things.
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On the board
Post a request on the roadmap and it joins the list everyone can see and vote for, marked for the product it is about.
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Feature requests
Send a private request instead, and it goes to the team as a tracked ticket rather than onto the public board.
Follow it as it ships.
Each release is listed in the changelog with what was added, changed and fixed.