Roadmap
A high-level view of what we're working on now, what's coming next, and what's planned for later.
This proposed roadmap is being rebuilt to reflect the changed product vision. Remaining items are reference candidates, not delivery commitments.
Now
Currently in progress or under active development.
Workspace Event Log
A cross-source, queryable, replayable view of every event your workspace touches — inbound webhooks, record changes, function runs, outbound deliveries — in one filterable timeline. The spine that makes the event backend operable.
Next
Upcoming work once current items are complete.
Event Log embed primitive
A scoped, tenant-aware embed that drops the Event Log into your own product — your customers see their deliveries, retries, and audit history without leaving your dashboard.
Dual-secret signing rotation
Rotate inbound and outbound webhook secrets with a grace window — both old and new verify simultaneously until customers migrate, then the old one expires.
Agents as event consumers (SSE + MCP)
Subscribe AI agents to your event stream the same way you'd subscribe a webhook — over SSE for low-latency reactions, over MCP for interactive Event Log queries, or as a regular webhook subscriber for queued durable work.
Starter — Shopify Order Event Inbox
A cloneable starter for ecommerce ops teams: ingest Shopify order webhooks, run validation/routing/notification flows, and view every order event in a console-grade inbox. Skip the agency build phase.
Starter — Customer Webhook Portal
A cloneable starter so your SaaS can give customers a self-serve webhook portal — subscriptions, secrets, delivery logs — embedded inside your own dashboard. Skip building (or paying for) a separate portal product.
Later
Longer-term ideas we want to explore.
Event schema versioning
First-class `event.type` versioning — declare a schema per event type, evolve it safely, and let subscribers pin to a version. Foundation for typed agent consumers and predicate filters.
Auth provider events in the Event Log
`login.completed`, `user.invited`, `user.deleted`, `mfa.enrolled` from any connected auth provider (Clerk, Auth0, Keycloak, …) flow into your Event Log alongside Stripe and GitHub — first-class records, queryable like any other event.
How we think about the roadmap
Centrali is still early and evolving quickly. This roadmap is intentionally high-level and is meant to show direction—not exact delivery dates. We adjust priorities as we learn from real usage and feedback.
If you're building with Centrali and have a strong need that isn't represented here, we'd love to hear about it. Send us your feedback at [email protected]