Roadmap
Where AIQT is now, and where it is going.
Most roadmaps blur what exists with what is promised. This one refuses to: what you can use today, what is being built, and what is only an idea are each labelled, and the label changes only when the thing itself does.
The stages
Three stages, clearly labelled
The chat assistant
You can have this today. AIQT 1.0.5 packages the governance core for a chat assistant: a Skill you upload to Claude, or a portable instruction file for other assistants (ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini). It guides that assistant toward a stated standard: claims matched to their sources, checks kept at full strength, and "finished" verified before it is said. See what has been tested on each platform. Add it to your assistant.
The development assistant
Version 1.1.0, in development, installs the same governance core into a project. It generates the file each coding agent expects, sets itself up through a wizard, and ships a doctor that verifies the install. It writes only inside its own directory, so nothing else in your repository changes without your say-so. Read about the development assistant.
Teams and Enterprise
A web console would show governance activity across projects without requiring a terminal. Enterprise management would cover what an organization needs beyond an individual: central policy, shared configuration, and reporting across teams. No dates and no commitments. Read about Teams & Enterprise.
How we decide
How an idea becomes a release
An idea becomes a release only when we can say exactly what it does and point to the evidence behind it, marking what is still pending rather than implying it. That is the same standard AIQT holds your assistant to, applied to ourselves: no "done" without a check that ran.