Roadmap
Where FoundersOS is today and where it's headed next.
FoundersOS is built in the open. This page is a plain-English snapshot of where things stand and what’s coming - not a set of dated promises. For the live detail, the GitHub issues are the source of truth.
Where we are today
The current release ships 92 tools across 12 modules: CRM, tasks, projects, playbooks, tags, financial, feeds, memory, surfaces, members, audit and restore, and diagnostics. It runs on any spec-compliant MCP client - Claude Desktop, Cowork, Cursor, Continue.dev, Zed, and others - against your own Supabase project. Every render-bearing tool follows a four-tier rendering contract so your AI client shows the most visual output it can.
What’s next
A few directions we’re actively working toward:
- Opening up contributions. Today the project welcomes issue reports but is not yet accepting outside pull requests. Opening the contribution process to the community is a near-term goal.
- Stronger rendering in long sessions. The rendering contract already reaches every MCP client through the server’s registration, the session-start payload, and a per-response reminder - no add-ons required. We’re continuing to sharpen how reliably it’s followed across very long conversations.
- A hosted option. Self-hosting on Supabase is the path today and isn’t going anywhere. A managed, hosted version for people who would rather not run their own database is in the works.
- Deeper multi-tenancy. Groundwork for cleaner team and multi-company isolation is in place, with further hardening planned.
Have an idea?
The best way to shape the roadmap is to open an issue describing the problem you’re trying to solve. Feature requests, rough edges, and “this confused me” reports are all genuinely useful.