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Radium Roadmap

Welcome to the Radium open-source roadmap. This document outlines our vision, technical architecture plans, protocol specifications, and governance model for building a composable intelligence infrastructure.

Overview

Radium is evolving toward a comprehensive platform for self-assembling intelligence infrastructure. Our roadmap is organized into four key areas:

High-Level Timeline

Phase 1: Foundation (Current)

  • ✅ Core agent orchestration system
  • ✅ Multi-model support (Gemini, Claude, OpenAI)
  • ✅ Policy engine and security framework
  • ✅ Extension system
  • 🚧 Component Foundry Pattern foundation
  • 📋 Global Component Graph design

Phase 2: Component Ecosystem

  • 📋 Component Foundry implementation
  • 📋 Component marketplace infrastructure
  • 📋 Durable Autonomous Continuous Remediation (DACR)
  • 📋 Agentic component integration

Phase 3: Protocol & Marketplace

  • 📋 KOR protocol specification implementation
  • 📋 Marketplace dynamics and economics
  • 📋 Federation structure
  • 📋 Commons tier operations

Phase 4: Governance & Scale

  • 🔮 DAO structure and governance
  • 🔮 Phase evolution system
  • 🔮 Enterprise financial models
  • 🔮 Global component graph deployment

Progress Tracking

Overall Progress

CategoryStatusProgress
Vision & Innovation🚧 In ProgressFoundation established
Technical Architecture🚧 In ProgressCore systems implemented
Protocol Specifications📋 PlannedDesign phase
Governance & Operations🔮 FutureResearch phase

Recent Updates

  • 2025-01-15: Roadmap structure created and published
  • 2025-01-15: Vision document extracted from OpenKor whitepapers
  • 2025-01-15: Technical architecture roadmap established

Key Innovations

Radium incorporates several patent-worthy innovations:

  1. Component Foundry Pattern (CFP) - Systematic approach to creating, validating, and composing reusable AI components
  2. Durable Autonomous Continuous Remediation (DACR) - Self-healing systems that maintain component quality over time
  3. Durable Recursive Component Generation (DRCG) - Components that generate other components recursively
  4. Autonomous Component-Centric Assembly (ACCA) - Self-assembling systems that compose themselves from available components

See the Vision & Innovation document for detailed descriptions.

Contributing to the Roadmap

We welcome community input on the roadmap. If you'd like to:

  • Propose new features: Open a GitHub issue with the roadmap label
  • Track progress: Check individual roadmap documents for status updates
  • Contribute: See our Developer Guide for how to get involved

Note: This roadmap is based on technical specifications extracted from the OpenKor project documentation. Implementation priorities and timelines may evolve based on community needs and technical feasibility.