Roadmap

Current 1.0.0 GA surface

The current API includes SQL-first templates, safe binds, dynamic @braid, result contracts, Standard Schema mapping, physical lease/session ownership, transaction/savepoint scopes, capability-driven cancellation, prepared input and zero-input factories, streams, observers, metadata, deterministic codegen, standard LSP, CLI JSON inspection, a thin VS Code client, native DML-returning contracts, homogeneous command bulk, MariaDB, Browser SQLite WASM, D1, and representation-profile contracts, plus optional OpenTelemetry DB client spans and duration metrics.

The runtime and driver support matrix records support labels for the exact database/driver/profile/runtime/capability tuple and its tested versions.

Profile descriptors pair driver options, raw/canonical representation, and TypePolicy provenance; runtime and codegen must reuse the same descriptor. Container behavior is not recursively inferred. Support labels remain revision-specific and capability-driven.

Future candidates

These are not current APIs and must not be copied into production code as if supported:

• broader database/server-line and additional first-party driver evidence;
• application input mapping and explicit codec contracts;
• optional database verification and richer SQL diagnostics;
• pipeline/COPY/LOAD DATA operations, query transformation, and routing/retry;
• richer container/JSON/temporal representation evidence.

Cancellation, sessions, transaction options, prepared input factories, and bulk/stream support are current contracts; they are not roadmap candidates. Missing capabilities remain explicit UnsupportedFeatureError failures rather than hidden fallback. A candidate becomes an Official support claim only after its dialect/driver/runtime semantics, executable coverage, package metadata, translations, and integration tests are complete.