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Production roadmap

OneRoll is moving toward a Python-first, deterministic, bounded, and auditable dice-language engine. The CLI is the reference client; M3 makes the Textual interface an optional package/client boundary.

Milestones

M0 — v1.3.5 Safety Baseline
Bound every source of generated faces, capture v1 behavior, and require tests, lint, typing, and strict documentation checks.
M1 — v2.0 Specification Freeze
Accept the language, execution, result/error, Python API, and verification/release RFCs. No new syntax enters Core Alpha without a normative example and error case. Probability analysis remains the M6 RFC-0006 scope.
M2 — v2.0 Core Alpha
Deliver the typed Program → Instruction → Expression engine, arithmetic precedence, typed values and variables, numeric/range/list dice, validators, deterministic option pipelines, seeded randomness, and shared budgets.
M3 — v2.0 Python Beta
Expose one typed Engine API, program execution, functions and conditional blocks, bounded batches, CLI integration, and optional TUI dependencies.
M4 — v2.0 Release Candidate
Complete compatibility diagnostics, migration documentation, wheel coverage, fuzz/property gates, and the secure release path.
M5 — v2.0 General Availability
Publish production artifacts only after all release evidence is reproducible from a clean checkout.
M6 — v2.1 Probability Analysis
Add explicit Engine.sample and Engine.analyze_exact operations. Exact analysis is limited to the RFC-0006 capability matrix and never falls back to sampling; deterministic sampling remains available for complete Programs and unsupported exact constructs. The matrix and resource limits remain provisional until the issue 32 prototype and issue 33 review provide evidence.

Delivery rule

Each implementation issue must be a vertical, executable slice through grammar, AST, validation, evaluation, Rust/Python results, CLI behavior where applicable, tests, and user documentation. Parser-only or documentation-only claims do not make a language feature complete.

Each completed milestone also produces an immutable GitHub Release. The version train is v1.3.5, v2.0.0-alpha.0, v2.0.0-alpha.1, v2.0.0-beta.1, v2.0.0-rc.1, v2.0.0, and v2.1.0 for M0 through M6 respectively. M1 is a GitHub-only specification pre-release; registry publication and cumulative evidence follow :ref:`rfc-0005`.