The ado roadmap outlines the planned direction and milestones for the next major versions of the project. This is a living document that will be updated regularly as the project evolves.
- Production Ready: Ensure all core operators, actuators and examples can be executed robustly
- Performant and Human-Centred CLI: A CLI that is responsive and provides helpful feedback on error
- Agent-Driven Automation: Provide a structured environment for AI agents to seamlessly assist and automate research workflows.
- Seamless Scaling: Make it easy to scale from single-person working on their laptop, to a distributed team on executing on remote infrastructure.
- Community & Ecosystem Development: Respond to user needs and empower
developers to extend
ado
In this release we are making a number of breaking changes in order to address known issues we've encountered since 1.0 and provide a stable platform
- Refactoring of the CLI to make it more intuitive for humans and agents
- Include ability to get common stats via
ado get - Simplified
ado showsubcommand structure - Updated naming and harmonized functions
- Include ability to get common stats via
- Increased performance of stats queries via rewrite of sql sample store
- Enable upgrade of sample store schema
- New StandardActuator baseclass
- reduces amount of custom code
- enables synchronous/non-ray execution patterns
As we use AI agents to drive research via ado more we've noticed we're creating far more spaces, operations etc., including many failed experiments and trials which we don't need to keep. We're also inundated with agent reports and analysis scripts piling up in our filesystems.
In this release we were adding some features to address these issues:
- New document resource type for storing agent reports, plans etc.
- Store reports written for operations or spaces so they can be accessed by collaborators
- Associate research plans and todos with projects/contexts
- Expanded operator interface allowing operations on any resource types,
in any number and combination
- Allow easily package analysis scripts for a project as an operator bundle that can be distributed
- Leverage ado provenance and storage for the data produced by these scripts
- Enhanced plugin versioning support including skills
- Improve ability of Agents to correctly version plugins, manage their life-cycle and identify versioning related issues
- Agent skill for project maintenance, coupled with enhanced delete functionality
- Contribute: Submit pull requests for new features, bug fixes, or documentation improvements.
- Open Issues: Report bugs, request features, or provide feedback.
- Spread the Word: Share the project with others who could benefit