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Roadmap

This roadmap shows what OmniClaw has already built, what is being built now, and what we plan to build next.

What We Have Built (Today)

  • wallet orchestration and management (Circle-backed)
  • simulate() and pay() execution with guardrails
  • payment intents with reservation and confirmation handling
  • Redis-backed locking and execution state
  • routing across address transfers, x402 HTTP payments, and cross-chain USDC gateway paths
  • ledger persistence and webhook verification
  • operator-facing guard controls
  • optional trust gate for ERC-8004-style trust evaluation
  • public alpha release (0.0.2)

What We Are Building Next (2026)

Enterprise Control Plane

Based on enterprise-dashboard.md:

  • Redis Streams event bus inside the SDK
  • Ops API (FastAPI + WebSocket)
  • Dashboard MVP (HITL approvals + live ledger)
  • Policy & Compliance (guard editor + audit export)
  • Trust Inspector (ERC-8004 identity + network graph)

Developer Integration Surface

  • TypeScript SDK (parity with Python)
  • MCP server (production-ready)
  • omniclaw CLI for setup, diagnostics, and ops
  • agent skills library and templates

What We Plan After That (2027)

  • escrow and milestone payment workflows
  • dispute, cancellation, and rollback flows
  • escrow visibility in the dashboard
  • agent line of credit
  • delegated spending + multi-party approvals
  • treasury tooling for fleets of agents

What We Anticipate Longer Term (Future)

  • programmable payment policies that adapt to context (trust score, risk tier, transaction history)
  • cross-rail policy enforcement across x402, card, and stablecoin rails
  • standard compliance exports with signed attestations
  • reputation and validation registry integrations (ERC-8004 evolution)
  • marketplace primitives: splits, royalties, and revshare
  • delegated authority scopes (time-bound, budget-bound, recipient-bound)
  • capital routing policies (cheapest, fastest, safest rail by SLA)
  • enterprise admin console: org-level controls, teams, roles, approval chains