Where it's going

From one developer's laptop to a whole organisation — without changing how you're governed along the way.

1. 1

   Now

   Agent Hook — public beta

   The local safety layer for Claude Code is available now on the public main channel without a GitHub token. It learns your normal, enforces your rules, and proves what happened; private alpha and beta remain secondary release rings.

2. 2

   Wave 2

   Community Edition — beta

   The self-hosted server for teams, free under its own license (published with its beta). Stand it up yourself, sign in without a SaaS account, and bring developers' sessions and containerised agents onto one dashboard under one policy. In Wave 2, we plan to open the Host Adapter Protocol and adapter toolkit, with the Pi TypeScript adapter as a live reference implementation. Per-project rules that travel with the repository are planned in the same wave.

3. 3

   Future

   Community Edition — production-ready

   A lean, governance-only server hardened for production: containerised agent side effects physically routed through the enforcement proxy on covered paths, sharper behavioural detection, a visual policy editor with change preview, and a public benchmark suite so the claims are measurable. Stored secrets gain encryption at rest, and the audit trail gains retention, exported segments, and cross-segment verification.

4. 4

   Future

   Enterprise Edition — beta

   Everything in Community Edition, scaled to an organisation: single sign-on and role-based access, an organisational root of trust, budgets enforced consistently across whole fleets of machines, and compliance-ready reporting generated from the same provable record. On pricing: the Community Edition will be free under its own license; the Enterprise Edition will be commercial.