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  • What's up next · 27 Aug 2026

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    What's up next Snapshot from userig.app/changelog?tab=upcoming · 27 Aug 2026 (UTC). Directional — not a promise. Discuss specifics in Feature ideas. Next — Fleet remote control Target: late beta (around beta.30–.35). Phone-friendly fleet board on the web Account dashboard, morning stacks, smart offline queues, home-Mac assign, keep-awake schedules, remote open URL + failure log tails, then peer wake, team role gates, on-call Macs, and update-all. Same device APIs the iPhone app will use — no FileVault cold-boot promises. Next — Mesh Mesh is live on Mac and Cloud. Last mile: Cloud sentence builder, tag rename, one Fleet Activity feed. Teleport network badge stays unshipped. Next — Sidebar, All projects & tray popover Switcher, All projects, and the menu-bar popover from the turn-44 board — the Mac rail still uses the older shell. Next — Encrypted secrets sync One-click onboard of a teammate's whole .env. Keys never leave devices; plaintext never sits on the API. Next — GitHub in Rig One GitHub identity for the Rig account (click to connect on Mac and in Cloud; PAT is backup). Mac: full Git plane per project — create or attach a repo, live changes, hunks, history, blame, PRs, merge, conflicts. Cloud: live branch/PR state on the catalog, Open on GitHub, GitHub.com actions from the dashboard; working-tree git still runs on the assigned Mac. Agents get the same loop over MCP. Directional: a branch becomes a whole environment. Soon — GitHub in Rig — git & GitHub basics Phase 2 after the Git plane: tags, revert, cherry-pick, draft PRs, issues, Cloud merge/releases, org App. SSH, LFS, and a second account come after. Soon — Account recovery & trusted devices Lockout recovery shipped. Next is a 30-day trusted-device 2FA skip and an optional recovery email. SMS is out of scope. Soon — Local services catalog A Services tab beyond managed Postgres / Redis — Mailhog, MinIO, and friends, start/stop like any project. Soon — GitHub in Rig — agents, review, Actions MCP mirrors the Git plane. Cloud queues pull/push/checkout to an awake Mac (same as remote start). Comment and approve on a hunk, Actions logs and rerun, vault-backed secret scan before commit, preview URL per branch, worktree per agent session. Soon — WordPress depth tooling Blueprints, PHP version picker UI, Mailpit, Xdebug toggle, and clone/export — the Local-depth items after one-click WP shipped. Soon — Stable 1.0 polish Target: Mac 1.0 after fleet foundations land. Groups, session resume, install polish, and a calmer day-to-day shell so betas feel finished, not provisional. Soon — iPhone / iPad app Target: TestFlight after fleet board + remote commands are solid on the web. See fleet status, start/stop/restart when a Mac is awake, morning stacks, and attention alerts — same Rig account as Mac and cloud. iPad gets the wider fleet layout. Soon — Menu bar + Cmd-K + hotkeys Start/stop/status from the menu bar without opening the full window, a command palette for jump-anywhere actions, and global hotkeys for the day-to-day loop. Soon — Autopilot finish-loop When a project dies: free the port, restart cleanly, and explain what happened in plain English — finish the self-heal loop we already half-built. Soon — Env diff + write across Macs See which teammate Mac is missing STRIPE_KEY (and friends) before a silent misconfig burns an hour — then write/update vars through Rig, not only switch profiles. Bridge into the secrets vault. Soon — Live Link / share polish One hero share CTA (copy link + QR), clearer expire/stop, MCP tool to mint a WAN URL for the current project, and demos that feel instant — not a tunnel rebuild mid-standup. Soon — MCP: fleet, sessions, PHP/Laravel Agent surface for list devices / remote commands, session resume/switch, env profile tools, and PHP/Laravel helpers (framework detect, log tail, Valet health) — plus a documented generic MCP config path for any editor. Soon — JetBrains, Zed, Neovim First-class MCP link-up beyond Claude, Cursor, Codex, VS Code, and Windsurf — especially JetBrains for the Laravel/PHP crowd comparing to Herd. Soon — Desktop debug & data suite Time-travel searchable logs across restarts, docker-compose visualiser, local request inspector, resource graphs + alerts, and seed/fixture/reset for local databases. Soon — Secret scanning before commit Warn before a leaked key hits git — Rig already knows what’s secret via the vault, so this isn’t another downstream CI scanner. Soon — Live pair + request access Share a running project’s logs/terminal read-only with a teammate, and one-tap request access to their preview — multiplayer flight board without screen share theater. Soon — Cloud push + real team permissions Desktop sync stops being pull-only (push channel for commands/notifications), and org roles get a real UI — seats, who can remote-start/wake/revoke — not just API scaffolding. Soon — WordPress toolkit After one-click install: WP-CLI command palette, Mailpit for caught mail, Xdebug toggle, safe change-URL, site shell with wp on PATH, and PHP/MySQL logs in the same place as every other Rig project. Later — Windows desktop Target: post–1.0 companion. Installer and project lifecycle for Windows teams who still need the Mac as the home studio — download page already marks this coming soon. Later — Secrets vault & deeper observability End-to-end env vault (keys never leave devices) plus richer anomaly graphs and host health over time. Later — Team roles + audit trail Real RBAC beyond light owner/member/viewer — who can remote-start, wake, revoke — plus who pulled which project’s secrets and when, using vault metadata already on devices. Later — Public @handle profiles Opt-in userig.app/@handle backed by real activity (not a static bio) — stacks, projects, ship signal. Never publishes by default. Later — Templates & service marketplace User-published, versioned project templates plus a one-click service catalog beyond managed Postgres/Redis — recipes teams can add without hand-wiring every port. Later — A branch is a universe Checkout switches code + branched database + env + HTTPS + optional live share on that Mac. Cloud shows the universe across the fleet. Agent sessions get isolated worktrees and ports. Undo the last hour of reality. Pair on a running diff. The agent opens, waits for CI, and merges without a GitHub tab. Later — Mission control + fleet dashboard One live map of every project, device, live share, and database branch on the Mac; a cloud fleet dashboard with uptime timelines, resource trends, and alerts on crashes or an offline machine. Later — Continuity as disaster recovery Time Machine for the whole environment (code + DB + processes), full-machine restore on a new Mac, and Continuity framed as “laptop gone at 9am, working by 9:15” — not just backup. Later — LAN pairing + identity switching AirDrop for dev environments — discover another Rig on the LAN and pull their running project state in under a minute. Plus one switch that swaps git identity, SSH keys, and env vars together for freelancers/agencies. Later — Predictive health + Laravel depth Warn before a crash from resource trends, not just after — and a Herd-beating Laravel surface: Telescope-style request inspector, queue/Horizon view, Artisan command palette. Later — One-click + preview deploys Runs locally → ship to Railway / Vercel / Fly from the project, with per-branch preview deploys and status/rollback on the flight board. Later — Webhooks + admin panel Outbound webhooks for Rig’s internal events (crash, device joined, …) to Slack/Discord/generic URL, and the full staff admin panel beyond digests and release pings. Later — Staged Mac updates Pin or roll a Sparkle build to part of the fleet. Version data is already on each device. Later — Desktop workflow extras Watchers, recipe graphs, focus mode, and a keyboard / accessibility pass. Later — Community & growth Opt-in Friday digest, featured member, vote on what's next, plus referrals and lighter identity ideas. Later — WordPress portability & stretch Full site export/import bundles, clone with URL rewrite, site blueprints, multisite, then phase-2 bundled PHP binaries (no Homebrew prerequisite) — plus stretch DX like instant reload. Posted by Rig when the public roadmap changes. Private tickets still go to Support.
  • What's up next · 12 Aug 2026

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    What's up next Snapshot from userig.app/changelog?tab=upcoming · 12 Aug 2026 (UTC). Directional — not a promise. Discuss specifics in Feature ideas. Next — Fleet remote control Target: late beta (around beta.30–.35). Phone-friendly fleet board on the web Account dashboard, morning stacks, smart offline queues, home-Mac assign, keep-awake schedules, remote open URL + failure log tails, then peer wake, team role gates, on-call Macs, and update-all. Same device APIs the iPhone app will use — no FileVault cold-boot promises. Next — MCP: git + database tools Agents currently shell out past Rig for the two biggest jobs. First-class MCP for git (status, branch, commit, diff) and databases (status, branch, restore) — the unlock for branch-aware DBs and agent-driven previews later. Soon — WordPress depth tooling Blueprints, PHP version picker UI, Mailpit, Xdebug toggle, and clone/export — the Local-depth items after one-click WP shipped. Soon — Stable 1.0 polish Target: Mac 1.0 after fleet foundations land. Groups, session resume, install polish, and a calmer day-to-day shell so betas feel finished, not provisional. Soon — iPhone / iPad app Target: TestFlight after fleet board + remote commands are solid on the web. See fleet status, start/stop/restart when a Mac is awake, morning stacks, and attention alerts — same Rig account as Mac and cloud. iPad gets the wider fleet layout. Soon — Menu bar + Cmd-K + hotkeys Start/stop/status from the menu bar without opening the full window, a command palette for jump-anywhere actions, and global hotkeys for the day-to-day loop. Soon — Autopilot finish-loop When a project dies: free the port, restart cleanly, and explain what happened in plain English — finish the self-heal loop we already half-built. Soon — Env diff + write across Macs See which teammate Mac is missing STRIPE_KEY (and friends) before a silent misconfig burns an hour — then write/update vars through Rig, not only switch profiles. Bridge into the secrets vault. Soon — Live Link / share polish One hero share CTA (copy link + QR), clearer expire/stop, MCP tool to mint a WAN URL for the current project, and demos that feel instant — not a tunnel rebuild mid-standup. Soon — MCP: fleet, sessions, PHP/Laravel Agent surface for list devices / remote commands, session resume/switch, env profile tools, and PHP/Laravel helpers (framework detect, log tail, Valet health) — plus a documented generic MCP config path for any editor. Soon — JetBrains, Zed, Neovim First-class MCP link-up beyond Claude, Cursor, Codex, VS Code, and Windsurf — especially JetBrains for the Laravel/PHP crowd comparing to Herd. Soon — Desktop debug & data suite Time-travel searchable logs across restarts, docker-compose visualiser, local request inspector, resource graphs + alerts, and seed/fixture/reset for local databases. Soon — Secret scanning before commit Warn before a leaked key hits git — Rig already knows what’s secret via the vault, so this isn’t another downstream CI scanner. Soon — Live pair + request access Share a running project’s logs/terminal read-only with a teammate, and one-tap request access to their preview — multiplayer flight board without screen share theater. Soon — Cloud push + real team permissions Desktop sync stops being pull-only (push channel for commands/notifications), and org roles get a real UI — seats, who can remote-start/wake/revoke — not just API scaffolding. Soon — WordPress toolkit After one-click install: WP-CLI command palette, Mailpit for caught mail, Xdebug toggle, safe change-URL, site shell with wp on PATH, and PHP/MySQL logs in the same place as every other Rig project. Later — Windows desktop Target: post–1.0 companion. Installer and project lifecycle for Windows teams who still need the Mac as the home studio — download page already marks this coming soon. Later — Secrets vault & deeper observability End-to-end env vault (keys never leave devices) plus richer anomaly graphs and host health over time. Later — Team roles + audit trail Real RBAC beyond light owner/member/viewer — who can remote-start, wake, revoke — plus who pulled which project’s secrets and when, using vault metadata already on devices. Later — Public @handle profiles Opt-in userig.app/@handle backed by real activity (not a static bio) — stacks, projects, ship signal. Never publishes by default. Later — Templates & service marketplace User-published, versioned project templates plus a one-click service catalog beyond managed Postgres/Redis — recipes teams can add without hand-wiring every port. Later — Agent environment superpowers Branch-aware databases that follow git checkout, a ship-it tool to a shareable live URL, cross-device commands from chat, environment-as-code attached to the commit, and ephemeral fully-scoped preview environments per branch — all local. Later — Mission control + fleet dashboard One live map of every project, device, live share, and database branch on the Mac; a cloud fleet dashboard with uptime timelines, resource trends, and alerts on crashes or an offline machine. Later — Continuity as disaster recovery Time Machine for the whole environment (code + DB + processes), full-machine restore on a new Mac, and Continuity framed as “laptop gone at 9am, working by 9:15” — not just backup. Later — LAN pairing + identity switching AirDrop for dev environments — discover another Rig on the LAN and pull their running project state in under a minute. Plus one switch that swaps git identity, SSH keys, and env vars together for freelancers/agencies. Later — Predictive health + Laravel depth Warn before a crash from resource trends, not just after — and a Herd-beating Laravel surface: Telescope-style request inspector, queue/Horizon view, Artisan command palette. Later — One-click + preview deploys Runs locally → ship to Railway / Vercel / Fly from the project, with per-branch preview deploys and status/rollback on the flight board. Later — Webhooks + admin panel Outbound webhooks for Rig’s internal events (crash, device joined, …) to Slack/Discord/generic URL, and the full staff admin panel beyond digests and release pings. Later — WordPress portability & stretch Full site export/import bundles, clone with URL rewrite, site blueprints, multisite, then phase-2 bundled PHP binaries (no Homebrew prerequisite) — plus stretch DX like instant reload. Posted by Rig when the public roadmap changes. Private tickets still go to Support.
  • What's up next · 7 Aug 2026

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    What's up next Snapshot from userig.app/changelog?tab=upcoming · 7 Aug 2026 (UTC). Directional — not a promise. Discuss specifics in Feature ideas. Next — Fleet remote control Target: late beta (around beta.30–.35). Phone-friendly fleet board on the web Account dashboard, morning stacks, smart offline queues, home-Mac assign, keep-awake schedules, remote open URL + failure log tails, then peer wake, team role gates, on-call Macs, and update-all. Same device APIs the iPhone app will use — no FileVault cold-boot promises. Next — MCP: git + database tools Agents currently shell out past Rig for the two biggest jobs. First-class MCP for git (status, branch, commit, diff) and databases (status, branch, restore) — the unlock for branch-aware DBs and agent-driven previews later. Next — WordPress one-click local Pick WordPress in New Project → named site, isolated MySQL, tuned php.ini, trusted local HTTPS, admin credentials in the vault. PHP’s built-in server + Rig’s existing process/HTTPS stack — no VM, no per-site LEMP container. Aimed at beating Local on weight, not matching its bundling tax. Soon — Stable 1.0 polish Target: Mac 1.0 after fleet foundations land. Groups, session resume, install polish, and a calmer day-to-day shell so betas feel finished, not provisional. Soon — iPhone / iPad app Target: TestFlight after fleet board + remote commands are solid on the web. See fleet status, start/stop/restart when a Mac is awake, morning stacks, and attention alerts — same Rig account as Mac and cloud. iPad gets the wider fleet layout. Soon — Menu bar + Cmd-K + hotkeys Start/stop/status from the menu bar without opening the full window, a command palette for jump-anywhere actions, and global hotkeys for the day-to-day loop. Soon — Autopilot finish-loop When a project dies: free the port, restart cleanly, and explain what happened in plain English — finish the self-heal loop we already half-built. Soon — Env diff + write across Macs See which teammate Mac is missing STRIPE_KEY (and friends) before a silent misconfig burns an hour — then write/update vars through Rig, not only switch profiles. Bridge into the secrets vault. Soon — Live Link / share polish One hero share CTA (copy link + QR), clearer expire/stop, MCP tool to mint a WAN URL for the current project, and demos that feel instant — not a tunnel rebuild mid-standup. Soon — MCP: fleet, sessions, PHP/Laravel Agent surface for list devices / remote commands, session resume/switch, env profile tools, and PHP/Laravel helpers (framework detect, log tail, Valet health) — plus a documented generic MCP config path for any editor. Soon — JetBrains, Zed, Neovim First-class MCP link-up beyond Claude, Cursor, Codex, VS Code, and Windsurf — especially JetBrains for the Laravel/PHP crowd comparing to Herd. Soon — Desktop debug & data suite Time-travel searchable logs across restarts, docker-compose visualiser, local request inspector, resource graphs + alerts, and seed/fixture/reset for local databases. Soon — Secret scanning before commit Warn before a leaked key hits git — Rig already knows what’s secret via the vault, so this isn’t another downstream CI scanner. Soon — Live pair + request access Share a running project’s logs/terminal read-only with a teammate, and one-tap request access to their preview — multiplayer flight board without screen share theater. Soon — Cloud push + real team permissions Desktop sync stops being pull-only (push channel for commands/notifications), and org roles get a real UI — seats, who can remote-start/wake/revoke — not just API scaffolding. Soon — WordPress toolkit After one-click install: WP-CLI command palette, Mailpit for caught mail, Xdebug toggle, safe change-URL, site shell with wp on PATH, and PHP/MySQL logs in the same place as every other Rig project. Later — Windows desktop Target: post–1.0 companion. Installer and project lifecycle for Windows teams who still need the Mac as the home studio — download page already marks this coming soon. Later — Secrets vault & deeper observability End-to-end env vault (keys never leave devices) plus richer anomaly graphs and host health over time. Later — Team roles + audit trail Real RBAC beyond light owner/member/viewer — who can remote-start, wake, revoke — plus who pulled which project’s secrets and when, using vault metadata already on devices. Later — Public @handle profiles Opt-in userig.app/@handle backed by real activity (not a static bio) — stacks, projects, ship signal. Never publishes by default. Later — Templates & service marketplace User-published, versioned project templates plus a one-click service catalog beyond managed Postgres/Redis — recipes teams can add without hand-wiring every port. Later — Agent environment superpowers Branch-aware databases that follow git checkout, a ship-it tool to a shareable live URL, cross-device commands from chat, environment-as-code attached to the commit, and ephemeral fully-scoped preview environments per branch — all local. Later — Mission control + fleet dashboard One live map of every project, device, live share, and database branch on the Mac; a cloud fleet dashboard with uptime timelines, resource trends, and alerts on crashes or an offline machine. Later — Continuity as disaster recovery Time Machine for the whole environment (code + DB + processes), full-machine restore on a new Mac, and Continuity framed as “laptop gone at 9am, working by 9:15” — not just backup. Later — LAN pairing + identity switching AirDrop for dev environments — discover another Rig on the LAN and pull their running project state in under a minute. Plus one switch that swaps git identity, SSH keys, and env vars together for freelancers/agencies. Later — Predictive health + Laravel depth Warn before a crash from resource trends, not just after — and a Herd-beating Laravel surface: Telescope-style request inspector, queue/Horizon view, Artisan command palette. Later — One-click + preview deploys Runs locally → ship to Railway / Vercel / Fly from the project, with per-branch preview deploys and status/rollback on the flight board. Later — Webhooks + admin panel Outbound webhooks for Rig’s internal events (crash, device joined, …) to Slack/Discord/generic URL, and the full staff admin panel beyond digests and release pings. Later — WordPress portability & stretch Full site export/import bundles, clone with URL rewrite, site blueprints, multisite, then phase-2 bundled PHP binaries (no Homebrew prerequisite) — plus stretch DX like instant reload. Posted by Rig when the public roadmap changes. Private tickets still go to Support.
  • What's up next · 4 Aug 2026

    What's up next roadmap upcoming
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    What's up next Snapshot from userig.app/changelog?tab=upcoming · 4 Aug 2026 (UTC). Directional — not a promise. Discuss specifics in Feature ideas. Next — Fleet remote control Target: late beta (around beta.30–.35). Phone-friendly fleet board on the web Account dashboard, morning stacks, smart offline queues, home-Mac assign, keep-awake schedules, remote open URL + failure log tails, then peer wake, team role gates, on-call Macs, and update-all. Same device APIs the iPhone app will use — no FileVault cold-boot promises. Soon — Stable 1.0 polish Target: Mac 1.0 after fleet foundations land. Groups, session resume, install polish, and a calmer day-to-day shell so betas feel finished, not provisional. Soon — iPhone / iPad app Target: TestFlight after fleet board + remote commands are solid on the web. See fleet status, start/stop/restart when a Mac is awake, morning stacks, and attention alerts — same Rig account as Mac and cloud. iPad gets the wider fleet layout. Soon — Menu bar + hotkeys Start, stop, and status from the menu bar without opening the full window — with global hotkeys for the day-to-day loop. Soon — Autopilot finish-loop When a project dies: free the port, restart cleanly, and explain what happened in plain English — finish the self-heal loop we already half-built. Soon — Env diff across Macs See which teammate Mac is missing STRIPE_KEY (and friends) before you waste an hour on a silent misconfig — natural bridge into the secrets vault. Soon — Live Link / share polish One hero share CTA (copy link + QR), clearer expire/stop, and demos that feel instant — not a tunnel rebuild mid-standup. Later — Windows desktop Target: post–1.0 companion. Installer and project lifecycle for Windows teams who still need the Mac as the home studio — download page already marks this coming soon. Later — Secrets vault & deeper observability End-to-end env vault (keys never leave devices) plus richer anomaly graphs and host health over time. Later — Team roles that mean something Real RBAC beyond light owner / member / viewer — who can remote-start, wake, revoke, and see what across the fleet. Later — Public @handle profiles Opt-in userig.app/@handle from catalog + activity — stacks, projects, and presence as a portfolio. Never publishes by default. Later — Service marketplace One-click service catalog beyond managed Postgres/Redis, plus templates and recipes teams can add without hand-wiring every port. Posted by Rig when the public roadmap changes. Private tickets still go to Support.
  • What's up next · 4 Aug 2026

    What's up next roadmap upcoming
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    What's up next Snapshot from userig.app/changelog?tab=upcoming · 4 Aug 2026 (UTC). Directional — not a promise. Discuss specifics in Feature ideas. Next — Fleet remote control Target: late beta (around beta.30–.35). Phone-friendly fleet board on the web Account dashboard, morning stacks, smart offline queues, home-Mac assign, keep-awake schedules, remote open URL + failure log tails, then peer wake, team role gates, on-call Macs, and update-all. Same device APIs the iPhone app will use — no FileVault cold-boot promises. Soon — Stable 1.0 polish Target: Mac 1.0 after fleet foundations land. Groups, session resume, install polish, and a calmer day-to-day shell so betas feel finished, not provisional. Soon — iPhone / iPad app Target: TestFlight after fleet board + remote commands are solid on the web. See fleet status, start/stop/restart when a Mac is awake, morning stacks, and attention alerts — same Rig account as Mac and cloud. iPad gets the wider fleet layout. Later — Windows desktop Target: post–1.0 companion. Installer and project lifecycle for Windows teams who still need the Mac as the home studio — download page already marks this coming soon. Later — Secrets vault & deeper observability End-to-end env vault (keys never leave devices) plus richer anomaly graphs and host health over time. Later — Service marketplace One-click service catalog beyond managed Postgres/Redis — templates and recipes teams can add without hand-wiring every port. Posted by Rig when the public roadmap changes. Private tickets still go to Support.
  • What's up next · 4 Aug 2026

    What's up next roadmap upcoming
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    What's up next Snapshot from userig.app/changelog?tab=upcoming · 4 Aug 2026 (UTC). Directional — not a promise. Discuss specifics in Feature ideas. Next — Fleet remote control Phone-friendly fleet board, morning stacks, smart offline queues, home-Mac assign, keep-awake schedules, remote URLs and failure logs, then peer wake, team role gates, on-call Macs, and update-all — from web and soon iPhone. Soon — Stable 1.0 polish Groups, session resume, and install polish. Later — Secrets vault & deeper observability End-to-end env vault and richer anomaly graphs. Later — Service marketplace One-click service catalog beyond managed Postgres/Redis. Posted by Rig when the public roadmap changes. Private tickets still go to Support.