Last updated: March 18, 2026
This roadmap reflects the current direction of kbot. Priorities may shift based on community feedback.
- Checkpointing — save and resume long-running agent sessions
- Bayesian routing — smarter agent selection based on success rates
- SDK — programmatic access to kbot's agent loop
- Middleware pipeline — hook into the request/response cycle
- Lazy loading — tools load on demand for faster startup
- Structured streaming — typed events for SDK consumers
- 600+ tools — all free, all open source
- 35 agents (26 specialists + 9 presets)
- 20 AI providers (cloud + 4 local options)
- Game dev tools (16): scaffold, config, shaders, meshes, physics, particles, levels, tilemaps, navmesh, audio, netcode, builds, tests, ECS — 8 engines supported
- Deploy tools: Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare, Fly.io, Railway
- Database tools: Postgres, MySQL, SQLite, Prisma, ER diagrams, seed data
- MCP marketplace: search, install, uninstall, list, update from official registry
- Research tools: arXiv, Semantic Scholar, HuggingFace, PyPI, CRAN, Cargo, NASA
- VFX tools: GLSL shaders, Houdini VEX, FFmpeg, ImageMagick, Blender, procedural textures
- Document tools: CSV read/query/write, data transform, reports, invoices
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kbot audit— 6-category scored repo audit with sharing -
kbot contribute— find and submit open source contributions -
kbot share— branded GitHub Gists -
kbot pair— file watcher with auto-analysis -
kbot team— multi-agent TCP collaboration -
kbot record— terminal session recording (SVG, GIF, asciicast) - Plugin SDK — extend kbot with custom tools and hooks
- Zero-config first run — embedded llama.cpp, no API key required (v3.2.0)
- Social tools — kbot posts as itself on X, LinkedIn, Bluesky, Mastodon (v3.3.0)
- 600+ tools — all free, all open source (v3.6.0)
- Discord server (20 channels, 6 roles, webhooks)
- Discord bot with slash commands and AI conversation
- Discord channel agents — automated content for 11 channels
- GitHub Discussions enabled
- Issue templates and PR templates
- CODE_OF_CONDUCT, SECURITY, GOVERNANCE, CONTRIBUTING docs
- GitHub Actions for Discord notifications
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install.sh— one-line installer with Node.js auto-detection
- Full security audit — 0 P0, 0 P1 remaining
- 87 game dev tests, path traversal guards, code injection sanitization
- AES-256-CBC encrypted API keys at rest
- Destructive command blocking, tool execution timeouts
- Bootstrap agent — recursive self-improvement loop measurement
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kbot metrics— track development velocity, tool growth, loop efficiency - Self-testing — kbot validates its own tools on every build
- Learning engine v2 — faster pattern extraction, cross-session optimization
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kbot bench— run benchmarks (SWE-bench, HumanEval, polyglot) -
kbot oss <repo>— open source presence tracker -
kbot upgrade— plan management from terminal - Richer TUI mode — split panes, tool output, progress bars
- GitHub App (install-and-forget distribution)
- VS Code extension marketplace
- JetBrains plugin marketplace
- Homebrew formula (
brew install kbot)
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good-first-issuelabels on 20+ issues - awesome-kbot community tools list
- Plugin marketplace (community-contributed tools)
- Contributor spotlight program
- iOS app via Capacitor (PWA wrapper)
- Android app via Capacitor
- Biometric auth (Face ID / fingerprint)
- Deep linking (kernel.chat URLs → native app)
- Team workspaces (shared memory, shared agents)
- Custom agent marketplace
- Webhook integrations (Slack, email, custom)
- Real-time collaboration (multiple users, one kbot)
- Multi-modal reasoning (images, audio, video natively)
- Long-term project memory (weeks → months of context)
- Cross-project learning (patterns from one repo help another)
- Autonomous background agents (monitor, alert, fix without prompting)
- Bootstrap loop at escape velocity — kbot proposes and assists its own improvements
- Vote on issues — thumbs-up (👍) issues you care about
- Open a discussion — propose features in GitHub Discussions
- Contribute — PRs that align with the roadmap get priority review
- Join Discord — https://discord.gg/kdMauM9abG
- Local-first: Everything that can run locally, does
- Zero lock-in: BYOK, 20 providers, export everything
- Developer experience: Fast, simple, no boilerplate
- Open source: MIT licensed, community-driven
- Compound growth: Each version makes the next one faster to build