Roadmap Visibility

Questions
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I am curious. Is there a public roadmap of features or capabilities that are being considered, similar to: https://roadmap.streamlit.app/ ?

I am interested in following what new capabilities might be coming down the road, in particular, elements that would enhance agentic capabilities.

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@datanerdery3

You may want to read this

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Thanks, but this is backwards looking, no? I am more interested in about what is coming, specifically features that are being considered. Am I simply overlooking that info on changelog docs?

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Hi @datanerdery3

You’re right, the changelogs are backward-looking only. n8n has no static public roadmap (unlike Streamlit), since priorities shift too fast. To see what’s coming, check:

  1. Forum → Feature Requests: No “Under Consideration/In Development” tags — just topic tags (node, ai, etc.) and a vote count. The only status split is open requests vs. a separate “Feature Requests (done)” category once shipped.
  2. Community Livestreams: n8n runs an annual “Plans for the Year” stream where PMs preview what’s coming — this is the real sneak-peek source.
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I believe this is a work in progress. New updates will be shown as new capabilities are added

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Thanks, i will certainly start to monitor the feature requests category. Great call out.

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@datanerdery3

If this info is helpful than mark my reply as a solution, so other with the same update can get notified, thanks.

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Hi @datanerdery3
If you want to see capabilities before they land generally, run an instance on the beta release stream, which gets new releases as soon as they ship rather than after they’ve been proven. On Cloud that’s the dashboard, Manage > Workspace > Updates & maintenance, set Release track to Beta and Update cadence to “Every new release”. Self-hosted, the same stream is the beta tag on Docker Hub and npm. Keep it on a test instance, not the one you rely on.
Agentic features in particular usually appear in the docs carrying a Preview label while they’re still stabilising, so that’s where they surface first.