Roadmap

Built in the open by one developer · last updated June 12, 2026

CommandShelf is early. What gets built next is decided by the people actually using it — so the most useful thing you can do is tell me what you'd save first, where the first run feels off, and which capability would make Pro worth paying for.

Shipped

• Markdown workspace (1.0) — paste an answer or script, render it, and detect reusable command & prompt blocks.
• Live {{slot}} fill-in — turn the variable parts into parameters, preview, and copy in one click.
• Search, organize, tag & favorite across your whole local vault.
• CLI & Agent Bridge (Pro Local) — search · show · render · copy · new, with --json on every command. The CLI returns text and never executes anything.
• Agent Skills — one-click SKILL.md install for Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor.
• Local-first by default — plain Markdown plus a local index; your content never leaves your Mac.

Working on next

Roughly in priority order. These are directions, not dated promises — and your feedback reorders them.

• A ready-to-import sample vault — so the first run isn't a blank page.
• Windows & Linux — 1.0 is macOS-only. Cast your vote to move it up.
• Import & tidy AI conversations — pull useful answers in without copy-pasting each one.
• Multi-device sync & version history — the same vault across your Macs, with recovery.
• Richer dynamic slots — defaults, choices, and small transforms inside {{slot}}s.

How pricing follows the roadmap

The desktop workspace — saving, organizing, searching, tagging, and {{slot}} reuse — stays free. Paid features are about automation and reach across devices: the CLI & Agent Bridge today, and sync, import, and version history as they ship. We will never gate your notes behind a count. See the pricing page.