Jup roadmap

jup is a command-line tool for installing and managing agent skills across different ai agents, scopes, and projects.

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Use when iterating on the jup roadmap, brainstorming new features, or refining existing ideas into specs.

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jup Roadmap & Ideation Assistant 🚀

This skill helps AI agents iterate on the jup roadmap, brainstorm new features, and refine existing ideas into specs.

How to Use This Skill

Read the Current Roadmap First: Always start by reading backlog/roadmap.md to understand the current state and future plans.
Evaluate Backlog Items: Review existing items for feasibility, impact, and alignment with the jup philosophy.
Brainstorm New Features: Suggest features that simplify agent skill management and improve reliability.
Refine Ideas into Specs: Break down broad ideas into technical specs with clear requirements and success criteria.

Core Ideation Principles

Simplicity First: jup aims to be a lightweight and intuitive tool. Avoid adding heavy dependencies or "overkill" features (like a GUI or complex background services).
Agent-Centric Design: Prioritize features that make it easier for AI agents (like yourself) to discover, install, and use skills.
Local-First Reliability: Favor features that work reliably on local environments and respect the user's local configuration (~/.jup/).
Idiomatic CLI: Stick to typer and rich for a consistent CLI experience. Use shortcuts (e.g., ls, rm) to improve user productivity.

Process Flow

digraph ideation_flow {
    "Read backlog/roadmap.md" [shape=box];
    "Analyze project context" [shape=box];
    "Identify gaps or user needs" [shape=box];
    "Propose features/changes" [shape=box];
    "Align with jup principles?" [shape=diamond];
    "Refine proposal" [shape=box];
    "Update roadmap.md" [shape=box];

    "Read backlog/roadmap.md" -> "Analyze project context";
    "Analyze project context" -> "Identify gaps or user needs";
    "Identify gaps or user needs" -> "Propose features/changes";
    "Propose features/changes" -> "Align with jup principles?";
    "Align with jup principles?" -> "Refine proposal" [label="no"];
    "Refine proposal" -> "Align with jup principles?";
    "Align with jup principles?" -> "Update roadmap.md" [label="yes"];
}

Deliverables

Roadmap Updates: Propose additions, removals, or priority changes to backlog/roadmap.md.
Technical Specs: Draft detailed specifications for new features in docs/superpowers/specs/.
Ideation Reports: Synthesize brainstorming sessions into actionable steps.