RepoPilot's roadmap focuses on making repository maintenance automation safer, more portable, and easier to operate across teams. Items are listed as directions rather than release promises; completed work is linked to tests, public pull requests, or versioned documentation before it is presented as an available capability.
- GitHub App installation flow with repository-scoped permissions.
- Repository policy files for allowed paths, commands, and review rules.
- Clear preflight diagnostics for Matrix, AgentTeams, GitHub, and PostgreSQL.
- Inline review comments in addition to the managed summary comment.
- Language-aware analyzers and repository-specific validation commands.
- Finding deduplication across new commits on the same pull request.
- Explicit dismissal when a finding no longer applies to the current revision.
- Durable retry queues for GitHub and Matrix transient failures.
- Recovery tests for tool failure, interrupted runs, and rejected approvals.
- More public testbed cases across languages and build systems.
- Versioned Proof Bundle compatibility checks.
- OIDC/SSO integration for the evidence console.
- GitHub App authentication as the recommended production path.
- OpenTelemetry dashboards for run latency, tool failures, and policy blocks.
- Backup and retention guidance for evidence and runbooks.
- Versioned releases for RepoPilot Skills.
- Reusable deployment examples for Kubernetes and self-hosted environments.
- Contributor documentation for custom Skills and MCP tools.
- Compatibility tracking for supported AgentTeams releases.
- Automatically merging pull requests without explicit human approval.
- Exposing unrestricted shell execution through the public control-plane API.
- Storing model, GitHub, Matrix, or cloud credentials in RepoPilot.
- Treating a passing CI check as sufficient evidence that a change is correct.
Open an issue with a reproducible use case or propose a focused pull request
following CONTRIBUTING.md. For new integrations, include
the external API contract, minimum permissions, failure behavior, and test
strategy.