Roadmap

Where HQ is headed. For what’s already shipped, see the feature tour and changelog.

v0.2 — Connectors & Hardening

HQ ships with one source connector (Notion). v0.2 is about proving the connector architecture generalizes and shoring up the rough edges from v0.1.

Source connector expansion — Google Drive, Gmail, and improvements to the connector SDK to make community contributions frictionless.
Test coverage hardening — close the worker app coverage gap, expand UI component coverage, and add end-to-end install validation across platforms (VPS, M-series Mac, Raspberry Pi).
Onboarding polish — stabilize the first-run experience across all install paths. Auth propagation, gateway credential resolution, and login redirects all saw patches in v0.1.2–v0.1.3 and need to be solid.
Task recurrence — enable the recurrence system (built but currently disabled) with schedule presets and UI controls.
Templates source UI — let workspaces point at a custom git URL for their own template library instead of only the bundled set.
Import existing OpenClaw — bring an existing OpenClaw setup into HQ without starting over. Detect running agents, import their state, and register the host as an HQ gateway.

Make agents meaningfully more capable and less dependent on human routing.

Deeper OpenClaw integration — channel hand-off (agent moves between Telegram → browser → Slack mid-task), richer browser automation, tighter lifecycle hooks.
Agent-to-agent workflows — define multi-agent coordination patterns so agents can chain work without human dispatch.
More channels — WhatsApp and Signal support for agent communication.
Per-agent desktop view — pause, takeover, and resume individual agents from the desktop modal, not just the whole gateway.
Pretty tailnet URLs — Tailscale Serve automation in the installer for clean http://hq access instead of ported URLs.
Plugin ecosystem growth — more built-in plugins beyond usage-alerts and better webhook plugin DX.
Dev agent — a built-in agent that can modify HQ itself — UI components, templates, configuration, workflows — so operators can customize their workspace through conversation instead of code.

Remove hard dependencies and give operators real choices.

Hermes runtime support — Hermes as an alternative agent runtime alongside OpenClaw. Requires a runtime abstraction layer in the gateway so operators can choose their execution engine.
Supabase Local / Pure Postgres — remove the Supabase dependency for self-hosters who want plain Postgres, making HQ deployable with just a database connection string.
Community template marketplace — discover, share, and fork agent templates across the community.
Native apps — macOS menu bar, iOS Shortcuts.
Stronger per-agent isolation — stricter security boundaries for multi-operator deployments.

Open issues labeled feature-request with a clear use case.
Start discussions in github.com/yourhq/yourhq/discussions.
Send PRs for docs, templates, UI polish, gateway hardening, or well-scoped integrations.
For large architecture changes, open an issue first so the design can be discussed before implementation.