Feature Wishlist
Purpose: Track desired features and enhancements without concrete timelines Status: Living document - priorities may shift based on project needs Last Updated: 2025.11 (2025.11.13 19:12)
📝 Documentation & Content
Public Documentation Website (GitHub Pages)
Status: ✅ Completed Priority: High Related: Phase 3 (Public Platform) Completed: November 12, 2025
Description: Transform the documentation repository into a public-facing website using Docusaurus and GitHub Pages. This serves as a foundational step toward the full interactive platform described in Phase 3.
Goals:
- Make all strategic documentation publicly accessible online
- Provide professional, searchable documentation experience
- Enable automatic deployment on every repository update
- Exclude internal/maintenance files from public view
- Future-proof for interactive features (AI chatbot, commenting)
Key Features:
- React-based static site generation (Docusaurus)
- Clean navigation organized by content categories
- Full-text search across all documentation
- Mobile-responsive design
- Auto-deployment via GitHub Actions
- Version control integration
Content Organization:
- Vision & Strategy: Executive Summary, Project Vision, Success Factors
- Organization: Structure, Governance, Team Roles, Legal Framework
- Operations: Restoration Methodology, Technology, Challenges & Solutions
- Business: Business Model, Financial Projections, Funding Strategy
- Growth: Expansion Strategy, Site Selection, Timeline, Action Plan
- Performance: Risk Assessment, KPIs
- Engagement: Marketing & Communications Strategy
- Learning: Case Studies & Restoration Examples
- Resources: Quick Reference Guide, Roadmap
Exclusions:
_vault_maintenance/- Internal quality control and audits_process/- Internal workflows and planning_templates/- Document templates_versions/- Historical snapshotsarchive/- Deprecated contentimplementation_tasks/- Detailed task guides (may be included later)ai_skills/- AI assistant framework (may be included later)
Technical Stack:
- Framework: Docusaurus (React-based)
- Hosting: GitHub Pages
- Deployment: GitHub Actions (auto-deploy on push to main)
- Domain: Default GitHub Pages URL initially (can add custom domain later)
Benefits:
- Transparency: Public access to project strategy and methodology
- Credibility: Professional documentation site builds trust with stakeholders
- Foundation: Ready for Phase 3 interactive features (chatbot, commenting)
- Accessibility: Easy to find, read, and share information
- Maintenance: Auto-updates when documentation changes
Future Enhancements (Phase 3):
- AI chatbot widget for Q&A
- Inline commenting and feedback system
- Community authentication (SSO)
- Task tracking visibility
- Multi-language support
- Custom React components for interactive content
Dependencies:
- None (can be implemented immediately)
Implementation Status:
- ✅ Docusaurus framework installed and configured
- ✅ Content structure organized in
docs/directory - ✅ GitHub Actions workflow created (
.github/workflows/deploy.yml) - ✅ Docusaurus config updated with repository information
- ✅ GitHub Pages settings enabled and configured
- ✅ Site deployed and live at: https://docs.eco-balance.cc/
- ✅ Automatic deployment on every push to main
- ✅ Post-deployment verification tests with Playwright
- ✅ Automatic rollback mechanism if tests fail
Estimated Effort:
- Initial setup: 2-4 hours
- Content organization: 1-2 hours
- Customization (branding, styling): 2-4 hours
- Total: 5-10 hours for MVP
Success Metrics:
- Documentation site live and accessible
- All main documentation files (00-70 series) rendered correctly
- Search functionality working
- Auto-deployment functioning on git push
- Mobile-responsive display
- Positive feedback from initial visitors
Documentation Export Formats (EPUB & PDF)
Status: Planned Priority: Medium Related: Public Documentation Website
Description: Enable exporting the entire documentation repository into portable formats for offline reading and distribution. Support EPUB format for Kindle and e-reader devices, and PDF format for universal document sharing and printing.
Key Features:
- EPUB Export: Export all documentation into a single EPUB file compatible with Kindle and other e-readers
- PDF Export: Export all documentation into a single PDF file for printing, sharing, and archival
- Content Selection: Option to include/exclude specific sections (e.g., exclude internal maintenance files)
- Automatic Table of Contents: Generate navigation structure based on document hierarchy
- Formatting Preservation: Maintain headings, lists, links, and basic formatting in exported formats
- Metadata: Include project information, version, and export date in exported files
Export Options:
- Full Export: All public documentation (00-70 series, main content)
- Custom Export: Select specific documents or sections to include
- Exclusions: Automatically exclude internal files (
_vault_maintenance/,_process/, etc.)
Technical Implementation:
- EPUB Generation: Use markdown-to-epub conversion tools (e.g., Pandoc, mdbook-epub)
- PDF Generation: Use markdown-to-pdf conversion tools (e.g., Pandoc, mdbook-pdf, or headless browser rendering)
- Automation: GitHub Actions workflow to generate exports on documentation updates
- Manual Trigger: Script or command to generate exports on-demand
Benefits:
- Offline Access: Read documentation without internet connection
- E-Reader Compatibility: Read on Kindle, Kobo, and other e-reader devices
- Print-Friendly: PDF format for physical printing and archival
- Distribution: Easy sharing of complete documentation as single files
- Accessibility: Alternative format for users who prefer offline or e-reader access
- Portability: Single file contains entire documentation set
Use Cases:
- Reading documentation on e-reader during travel
- Printing documentation for physical reference
- Sharing complete documentation with stakeholders who prefer offline formats
- Archiving documentation in standard formats
- Distributing documentation to team members without internet access
Dependencies:
- Documentation structure and markdown files
- Conversion tools (Pandoc, mdbook, or similar)
- Optional: GitHub Actions for automated generation
Estimated Effort:
- EPUB export setup: 2-3 hours
- PDF export setup: 2-3 hours
- Automation (GitHub Actions): 1-2 hours
- Testing and refinement: 1-2 hours
- Total: 6-10 hours
Success Metrics:
- EPUB file generates successfully with all documentation
- PDF file generates successfully with all documentation
- Exported files open correctly in target applications (Kindle, PDF readers)
- Table of contents and navigation work in exported formats
- Formatting is preserved and readable
- Export process can be automated or run on-demand
Research Bookmarks Integration (Submodule)
Status: Planned Priority: High Related: Knowledge Synthesizer, AI Personas, Research Repository
Description: Integrate research bookmarks repository as a Git submodule or folder reference in this documentation repository. The bookmarks will be managed, downloaded, synced, and cleaned in a separate repository, but this repository will reference and use them. AI personas (especially Knowledge Synthesizer and other aggregating personas) will use this information when aggregating information about the project.
Key Features:
- Submodule Integration: Add research bookmarks repository as Git submodule or folder reference
- Automatic Sync: Bookmarks are managed in external repo, synced to this repo
- AI Persona Integration: Personas can access and reference bookmark data when aggregating project information
- Citation System: Link documentation claims to research sources from bookmarks
- Topic Organization: Bookmarks organized by topic/category for easy reference
- Index/Navigation: Create index or navigation structure for research sources
Technical Implementation:
- Git Submodule: Add research repository as submodule in
research/orbookmarks/directory - Sync Strategy: Bookmarks downloaded, synced, and cleaned in external repository
- AI Context: Update AI persona context files to include research submodule path
- Citation Links: Add citation system linking strategic documents to bookmark sources
- Documentation: Update README and contributing guides with submodule setup instructions
Benefits:
- Research-Backed Documentation: All claims can be traced to research sources
- AI Enhancement: Personas have access to research context when working on documentation
- Separation of Concerns: Research management stays in dedicated repository
- Automatic Updates: Research updates flow into documentation repository via submodule
- Credibility: Transparent sourcing improves documentation credibility
- Knowledge Synthesis: Enables Knowledge Synthesizer persona to extract insights from research
Use Cases:
- AI personas referencing research when writing or updating documentation
- Adding citations to statistical claims in strategic documents
- Knowledge Synthesizer persona analyzing research and generating insights
- Researchers finding relevant sources through organized bookmark structure
- Validating documentation claims against research sources
Dependencies:
- Research repository with bookmarks (external)
- Git submodule support
- AI persona framework (for integration)
- Citation system design
Estimated Effort:
- Submodule setup: 1-2 hours
- AI persona context updates: 1-2 hours
- Citation system implementation: 2-3 hours
- Index/navigation creation: 1-2 hours
- Documentation updates: 1 hour
- Total: 6-10 hours
Success Metrics:
- Research submodule successfully integrated
- AI personas can access bookmark data
- Citations added to key statistical claims
- Research sources organized and navigable
- Submodule syncs correctly from external repository
Visual Enhancements for Documents
Status: Planned Priority: Medium Related: Public Documentation Website, Documentation Quality
Description: Systematically review each document in the repository and identify opportunities to add visual elements (diagrams, charts, illustrations, infographics) that enhance understanding and engagement. Visuals will be created using markdown-compatible tools like Mermaid diagrams, or embedded images.
Key Features:
- Document Audit: Review each strategic document (00-70 series) for visual opportunities
- Visual Types: Identify appropriate visuals (flowcharts, process diagrams, organizational charts, timelines, comparison tables, infographics)
- Mermaid Integration: Use Mermaid diagrams for markdown-native visualizations
- Image Management: Organize and manage visual assets (diagrams, charts, illustrations)
- Accessibility: Ensure visuals are accessible with alt text and descriptions
- Consistency: Maintain consistent visual style across documents
Visual Opportunities by Document Type:
- Process Documents: Flowcharts, process diagrams, decision trees
- Organizational Documents: Org charts, role hierarchies, governance structures
- Financial Documents: Charts, graphs, budget breakdowns, revenue models
- Strategic Documents: Timelines, roadmaps, comparison matrices
- Technical Documents: System diagrams, architecture diagrams, data flows
- Methodology Documents: Step-by-step visual guides, before/after comparisons
Technical Implementation:
- Mermaid Diagrams: Use Mermaid syntax for diagrams directly in markdown
- Image Assets: Store visual assets in
docs/assets/images/or similar - Docusaurus Support: Leverage Docusaurus Mermaid plugin for rendering
- Documentation: Create visual style guide and best practices
- Review Process: Systematic review checklist for each document
Benefits:
- Enhanced Understanding: Visuals make complex information easier to grasp
- Engagement: Visual content increases reader engagement
- Professional Appearance: Well-designed visuals improve documentation quality
- Accessibility: Multiple representation formats (text + visual) improve accessibility
- Clarity: Visuals clarify relationships, processes, and structures
- Retention: Visual information is better retained than text alone
Use Cases:
- Process flowcharts for restoration methodology
- Organizational charts for governance structure
- Timeline visualizations for project phases
- Comparison tables for funding options
- System diagrams for technology integration
- Budget breakdown charts for financial projections
Dependencies:
- Document review and analysis
- Mermaid diagram knowledge or design tools
- Docusaurus Mermaid plugin (if using Mermaid)
- Image management system
Estimated Effort:
- Document audit (23 strategic files): 4-6 hours
- Visual design/creation: 2-3 hours per document (varies by complexity)
- Mermaid diagram creation: 1-2 hours per diagram
- Image asset management: 1-2 hours
- Style guide creation: 2-3 hours
- Total: 30-50 hours (varies significantly based on number of visuals)
Success Metrics:
- Each strategic document reviewed for visual opportunities
- Appropriate visuals identified and documented
- Visuals created and integrated into documents
- Mermaid diagrams render correctly in Docusaurus
- Visual style is consistent across documents
- Accessibility requirements met (alt text, descriptions)
Timeline & Milestone Visualization
Status: Planned Priority: Medium Related: Roadmap, GitHub Milestones, Project Management
Description: Create visual timeline and milestone representations using markdown-based tools like Mermaid to show completed tasks, current progress, and future milestones. The visualization will integrate with GitHub Milestones and the project roadmap to provide a clear, visual representation of project progress over time.
Key Features:
- Mermaid Timeline: Create timeline diagrams using Mermaid syntax showing project phases
- Milestone Markers: Visual markers for completed, in-progress, and planned milestones
- GitHub Integration: Sync with GitHub Milestones to show actual project status
- Progress Indicators: Show completion status and progress percentages
- Interactive Elements: Clickable milestones linking to GitHub issues or documentation
- Multiple Views: Different timeline views (by phase, by priority, by category)
Timeline Components:
- Completed Milestones: Marked as done with checkmarks or green indicators
- In-Progress Milestones: Marked as active with progress indicators
- Planned Milestones: Marked as upcoming with future dates
- Phase Boundaries: Clear separation between project phases
- Key Events: Highlight important events, releases, or decisions
Technical Implementation:
- Mermaid Gantt/Timeline: Use Mermaid timeline or Gantt chart syntax
- GitHub API Integration: Fetch milestone data from GitHub API
- Automated Updates: Script to generate timeline from GitHub Milestones
- Markdown Native: Timeline embedded directly in markdown files
- Docusaurus Rendering: Leverage Docusaurus Mermaid plugin for display
Visualization Types:
- Project Timeline: Overall project timeline with major phases
- Milestone Roadmap: Detailed milestone timeline with dates and status
- Phase Breakdown: Timeline broken down by project phases
- Release Timeline: Timeline focused on releases and versions
- Task Completion: Visual representation of completed vs. pending tasks
Benefits:
- Visual Progress: Clear visual representation of project progress
- Stakeholder Communication: Easy to share progress with stakeholders
- Planning Tool: Helps with planning and resource allocation
- Motivation: Visual progress can motivate team members
- Transparency: Public timeline shows project transparency
- Integration: Combines roadmap, milestones, and actual progress
Use Cases:
- Displaying project progress on documentation website
- Sharing progress updates with stakeholders
- Planning future milestones and phases
- Tracking completion of major project phases
- Visualizing version releases and updates
- Showing project history and evolution
Dependencies:
- GitHub Milestones setup
- Mermaid diagram knowledge
- Roadmap documentation
- Docusaurus Mermaid plugin
- Optional: GitHub API integration for automation
Estimated Effort:
- Timeline design and structure: 2-3 hours
- Mermaid diagram creation: 2-3 hours
- GitHub integration (if automated): 3-4 hours
- Multiple timeline views: 2-3 hours
- Documentation and updates: 1-2 hours
- Total: 10-15 hours
Success Metrics:
- Timeline renders correctly in Docusaurus
- Milestones accurately reflect GitHub Milestone status
- Timeline is visually clear and easy to understand
- Timeline updates can be automated or easily maintained
- Multiple timeline views available (if implemented)
- Timeline integrates with roadmap documentation
GitHub Milestones & Roadmap Integration
Status: Planned Priority: High Related: Roadmap, Versioning Strategy, Project Management
Description: Integrate GitHub Milestones, Issues, and Releases with the project roadmap and versioning system to create a visual, timeline-based roadmap that tracks feature progress, links branches to milestones, and automates release management.
Goals:
- Create visual roadmap using GitHub Milestones
- Link all feature branches and PRs to milestones
- Integrate GitHub Releases with Calendar Versioning (YYYY.MM)
- Track completion of features and milestones automatically
- Keep roadmap documentation in sync with GitHub milestones
Key Features:
- GitHub Milestones: Organized by month/quarter (e.g.,
2025.12 - Versioning System,2026.Q1 - Interactive Features) - Issue Tracking: All features from wishlist converted to GitHub Issues linked to milestones
- Branch Integration: Feature branches named with milestone (e.g.,
feature/2025.12-versioning-system) - PR Templates: Automatic linking of PRs to milestones and issues
- Release Management: Monthly GitHub Releases integrated with Calendar Versioning
- Automated Sync: Roadmap documentation automatically synced from GitHub API
- Progress Tracking: Milestone completion percentages calculated automatically
- Release Notes: Auto-generated from closed issues and merged PRs
Milestone Structure:
- Monthly Milestones:
YYYY.MM - Description(e.g.,2025.12 - Versioning System) - Quarterly Milestones:
YYYY.Q# - Description(e.g.,2026.Q1 - Interactive Features) - Annual Milestones:
YYYY - Description(e.g.,2026 - Platform Maturity)
Technical Implementation:
- GitHub Milestones created and organized by timeline
- GitHub Issues created for each feature in wishlist
- PR templates with milestone linking
- GitHub Actions workflows for:
- Auto-linking PRs to milestones
- Milestone progress tracking
- Automated release creation
- Roadmap documentation sync
- Scripts for:
- Generating release notes from GitHub API
- Syncing roadmap from GitHub milestones
- Version synchronization
Workflow Integration:
- Planning: Create GitHub Issue from feature wishlist → Assign to milestone
- Development: Create branch
feature/YYYY.MM-feature-name→ Link to issue - Review: Create PR with template → Auto-links to milestone
- Release: End of month → Auto-create release → Update roadmap
Benefits:
- Visual Progress: See roadmap progress at a glance in GitHub
- Clear Timeline: Milestones provide concrete deadlines and timeline
- Automatic Tracking: Progress calculated automatically from closed issues
- Integrated Workflow: Branches, PRs, issues, and releases all connected
- Documentation Sync: Roadmap docs stay current with GitHub status
- Release Management: Monthly releases with auto-generated notes
- Version Alignment: GitHub Releases match Calendar Versioning system
Use Cases:
- Planning features for upcoming months/quarters
- Tracking progress on multiple features simultaneously
- Generating release notes automatically
- Keeping stakeholders informed of roadmap status
- Managing feature dependencies and priorities
- Creating visual roadmap for presentations
Dependencies:
- GitHub repository with Issues and Milestones enabled
- GitHub Actions for automation
- GitHub API access (via token)
- Calendar Versioning system (YYYY.MM)
- Roadmap documentation structure
Estimated Effort:
- Initial setup (milestones, issues): 1-2 hours
- Branch & PR integration: Ongoing (setup: 1 hour)
- Release management automation: 1-2 hours
- Roadmap sync automation: 2-3 hours
- GitHub Actions workflows: 2-3 hours
- Testing and refinement: 1-2 hours
- Total: 8-13 hours for full implementation
Success Metrics:
- All features have GitHub Issues
- All issues linked to milestones
- Milestone progress automatically calculated
- Roadmap documentation stays in sync with GitHub
- Monthly releases created automatically
- Release notes generated from closed issues
- Version tags match VERSION file
- All documentation versioned consistently
Implementation Plan:
See detailed plan: _process/documentation/GITHUB_MILESTONES_ROADMAP_PLAN.md
🤖 AI & Automation
AI Skills Framework Implementation
Status: In Development Priority: Medium Related: Phase 3 (Public Platform)
Description: Complete the AI skills framework with all 7 specialized roles to prevent AI problems (timeouts, context loss, focus drift, inconsistency) and enable systematic project execution.
Roles to Implement:
- Project Coordinator - Overall project management
- Documentation Curator - Maintain documentation quality (partially complete)
- Research Analyst - Investigate questions and validate claims
- Community Liaison - Interface with community via chatbot
- Quality Auditor - Systematic quality checks
- Task Manager - Manage task lifecycle
- Moderator - Review community contributions
Benefits:
- Consistent AI behavior across sessions
- Clear scope boundaries prevent drift
- Systematic handoff between roles
- Quality standards enforcement
- Scalable project execution
Team Role AI Personas
Status: Planned Priority: Medium Related: 12_Team_Roles.md, Maintenance Personas Framework
Description: Create AI personas for active team member roles (similar to maintenance personas like CURATOR and AUDITOR) that can perform tasks and write tasks from each role's perspective. These personas help actual people in these roles by providing AI assistance with tasks, research, and organization, while ensuring the AI asks questions based on researched options rather than making assumptions.
Key Features:
- Role-Specific Personas: AI personas for active team roles (e.g., Project Manager, Restoration Ecologist, Fundraising Coordinator, Communications Lead)
- Task Execution: AI can perform tasks from each role's perspective, understanding their priorities, constraints, and decision-making context
- Task Generation: AI can write tasks from each role's perspective, ensuring tasks are framed appropriately for the person who will execute them
- Research-Based Questioning: AI personas research options and present questions to humans rather than assuming how something should work
- Human-Centric Design: These personas support actual people in these roles - AI assists with complex tasks but requires human decision-making for critical choices
Persona Structure (similar to maintenance personas):
- Identity and role definition
- Core responsibilities from that role's perspective
- Task execution guidelines
- Task generation guidelines
- Research and question-asking protocols
- Interaction patterns with other roles
Benefits:
- Support for Team Members: Helps actual people in these roles by providing AI assistance tailored to their specific needs
- Context-Aware Task Management: Tasks are written and executed from the appropriate role's perspective
- Informed Decision-Making: AI researches options and presents questions rather than making assumptions
- Consistency: Similar structure to maintenance personas ensures familiarity and systematic approach
- Scalability: As team grows, new role personas can be added following the same framework
Implementation Approach:
- Expand team roles documentation (12_Team_Roles.md) with detailed role descriptions
- Create persona files for each active team role (similar to
_vault_maintenance/personas/curator.md) - Define task execution and generation guidelines for each role
- Establish research and question-asking protocols that prevent assumption-making
- Document interaction patterns between team role personas and maintenance personas
Key Principle: These personas are tools to help real people in these roles. AI can assist with many tasks, research, and organization, but should not make assumptions about how something should work. Instead, AI should research options and ask questions based on that research, enabling informed human decision-making.
Related Documents:
12_Team_Roles.md- Team structure and roles_vault_maintenance/personas/- Maintenance persona examples_vault_maintenance/stakeholders/stakeholder_personas.md- Stakeholder persona reference
🌐 Platform & Community
Interactive Community Platform
Status: Planned Priority: High (Phase 3)
Description: Full implementation of the public platform with AI chatbot, inline commenting, community feedback system, and moderation pipeline as detailed in the Public Platform Plan.
Note: Detailed specification available in internal planning documents.
📊 Data & Monitoring
Ecological Monitoring Dashboard
Status: Future Priority: Medium Related: Phase 2 (Proof of Concept)
Description: Public dashboard showing real-time ecological monitoring data from restoration sites.
Features:
- Soil health metrics over time
- Biodiversity indicators
- Water quality measurements
- Carbon sequestration estimates
- Photo documentation timeline
- Weather and climate data
Benefits:
- Transparency in restoration progress
- Scientific validation of methodology
- Engaging visual storytelling
- Data for research and analysis
🎓 Education & Training
Restoration Training Portal
Status: Future Priority: Low Related: Phase 5 (Replication & Network)
Description: Online training platform for practitioners wanting to replicate the Eco Balance methodology.
Features:
- Step-by-step implementation guides
- Video tutorials and demonstrations
- Certification program
- Community forum for practitioners
- Resource library
- Regional adaptation guidance
Benefits:
- Enable replication across regions
- Build network of practitioners
- Standardize quality
- Generate potential revenue stream
💰 Funding & Partnerships
Integrated Crowdfunding Platform
Status: Future Priority: Medium Related: Phase 1 (Bootstrap Launch)
Description: Embedded crowdfunding functionality within the documentation site, allowing visitors to contribute directly.
Features:
- Campaign management
- Donor profiles and recognition
- Impact tracking per donation
- Recurring donation options
- Integration with payment processors
- Transparent fund allocation
Benefits:
- Reduce third-party platform fees
- Direct relationship with supporters
- Flexible campaign structures
- Integration with project updates
🔧 Technical Enhancements
API for External Integrations
Status: Future Priority: Low Related: Phase 4+ (Scaling)
Description: Public API allowing external applications to access project data, documentation, and status.
Use Cases:
- Mobile applications
- Research integrations
- Partner dashboards
- Data analysis tools
- Third-party visualizations
📱 Mobile Experience
Progressive Web App (PWA)
Status: Future Priority: Low Related: Phase 3+ (Public Platform)
Description: Convert documentation site to Progressive Web App for offline access and mobile app-like experience.
Features:
- Offline reading capability
- Push notifications for updates
- Home screen installation
- Fast loading on mobile networks
- Native app feel
🌍 Internationalization
Multi-Language Documentation
Status: Future Priority: Medium Related: Phase 3+ (Public Platform)
Description: Translate documentation into multiple languages to expand reach across Southern Europe and globally.
Target Languages:
- Spanish (priority: Spain operations)
- Portuguese (priority: Portugal operations)
- French (priority: France operations)
- German (project team language)
- Catalan (regional relevance)
- Italian (regional relevance)
Implementation:
- AI-assisted translation with human review
- Native speaker validation
- Maintenance strategy for updates
- Language switching UI
🎮 Engagement & Gamification
Contributor Recognition System
Status: Future Priority: Low Related: Phase 3+ (Public Platform)
Description: Gamified contribution tracking with badges, leaderboards, and recognition for community members.
Features:
- Contribution badges and achievements
- Public leaderboard
- Reputation scores
- Community moderator pathway
- Annual contributor report
- Physical rewards for top contributors
📈 Analytics & Insights
Public Impact Dashboard
Status: Future Priority: Medium Related: Phase 2+ (Proof of Concept)
Description: Real-time public dashboard showing project impact metrics and progress toward goals.
Metrics:
- Hectares under restoration
- Carbon sequestered (estimated)
- Biodiversity indicators
- Community size and engagement
- Funds raised and allocated
- Research publications
- Partner organizations
- Replication sites
Wishlist Maintenance
How to Use This Document:
- Add new feature ideas as they emerge
- Update status as features are implemented
- Adjust priorities based on project needs
- Link to detailed planning docs when created
Statuses:
- Planned: Defined and ready for implementation
- In Development: Actively being worked on
- Future: Desired but not yet scheduled
- Completed: Implemented and live
- Deferred: Not proceeding at this time
Priorities:
- High: Core functionality, high impact
- Medium: Valuable enhancement, moderate impact
- Low: Nice to have, lower impact
Related Documents:
- Roadmap - Phased project timeline
- Project Hub - Project hub and navigation
Version History:
- 2025.11 (2025.11.13 19:12): Added Research Bookmarks Integration, Visual Enhancements for Documents, and Timeline & Milestone Visualization features
- 2025.11 (2025.11.12 14:30): Updated Public Documentation Website status to "In Development" - deployment workflow created
- 2025.11 (2025.11.10 10:00): Added Documentation Export Formats (EPUB & PDF) feature
- 2025.11 (2025.11.10 09:00): Added Team Role AI Personas feature
- 2025.11 (2025.11.10 08:00): Initial wishlist created with Docusaurus documentation site as first feature