github/roadmap

Features

• Public Tracking Boards - Ships a public project board to communicate product direction and planned features to an external audience.
• Open-Source Task Trackers - Provides an open-source platform for organizing work items and monitoring the progress of product capabilities.
• Product Catalogs - Maintains a directory of planned features and development stages organized by product area and customer SKU.
• Label-Based Categorization - Categorizes roadmap items and assigns product properties using standardized metadata labels.
• Issue Tracking - Uses GitHub issues as the primary data store for tracking feature requests and development metadata.
• Public Repository Interfaces - Utilizes a public GitHub repository as the primary interface for exposing development timelines to users.
• Feature Lifecycle Tracking - Monitors the development progress of product capabilities from initial discovery through to general availability.
• Project Roadmaps - Implements a public product roadmap outlining future development milestones and strategic goals.
• Development Phase Tracking - Monitors capability progress by assigning features to release phases from initial discovery to general availability.
• Feature Categorization Schemes - Organizes roadmap items by feature area, product, and customer SKU to clarify ownership and availability.
• Product Delivery Forecasting - Maps upcoming features to specific quarters and deployment models to coordinate delivery windows.
• Repository Metadata Management - Manages custom properties and metadata to control automated workflows and ownership designations.
• Delivery Window Forecasting - Maps upcoming features to quarters and deployment models to communicate delivery windows.
• Security Vulnerability Reporting - Provides a formal process for submitting security flaws and managing bug bounty rewards.

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