Roadmap

What is being built next, in the order it is being built. Shipped work moves off this page and into the release notes.

Engines

SwitchTender governs automation estates: approvals, drift, host history, and sealed evidence over the tools a fleet already runs.

Ansible is engine one, shipped, alongside Terraform, OpenTofu, Bash, PowerShell, Python, and Go, with one-command imports from AWX, AAP, Tower, Ascender, Semaphore, Rundeck, Jenkins, and crontabs.
Chef and Puppet fleets import today, as inventories: every node, grouped by environment and, for Chef, by every role in its run list. Cookbooks and manifests do not convert and are not going to, because a partial translation of a program in another language would read like the original without doing what it does.
OpenVox is engine two. Report ingestion, node classification, and orchestration for Puppet estates running the open fork, with the same approval gates and offline-verifiable evidence. That is the part still ahead: importing a fleet is not the same as running it. If you run Puppet or OpenVox, tell us what it needs to do.

A ticket gate. A rule can require an approved change ticket: a run labeled with a ServiceNow change request or a Jira issue is held until the ticket is approved and inside its window, refused when the ticket is rejected or closed, and checked again when it starts to execute. The official plugin already records every run on its ticket; this makes the ticket part of the gate.
SSH certificates for every run. SwitchTender signs a short-lived certificate for each run and the hosts trust only certificates it signed, so no standing key reaches production, and a person who needs a shell asks for one through the same gate and gets a certificate that expires on its own.
SQLite to PostgreSQL full-history migration in one command, so a Community install moves to Team's Postgres and HA without leaving its run history behind.
Card checkout for Team, replacing the email-and-invoice path.
A hosted witness enrollment command, so a licensed install registers for countersigned attestations in one line.

Dates are deliberately absent. Everything here ships when it holds up under the same gates as everything before it.