Skip to main content

Roadmap

ClawMind’s roadmap is organized as a post-hackathon execution plan. The current product already demonstrates the core loop: an 8-step due diligence pipeline, 0G Compute inference, 0G Storage receipts, 0G Chain anchoring, EIP-712 operator signatures, semantic memory, and OpenClaw manifest exposure. The next phases focus on making that loop more reliable, faster, easier to integrate, and eventually more decentralized.
Timeline: 2026 post-hackathon. Durations are approximate and milestone-driven.

Phase Overview


Q1 - Harden the MVP

The first phase is about converting the hackathon build into a dependable production system. The priority is not adding more surface area; it is making the existing 8-step pipeline easier to trust, debug, and deploy.
Q1 hardening is partially complete in the public repo: CI/tests, signed-registry audit notes, production rate limiting, and /stats observability are live. Broader end-to-end coverage and deeper external audit automation can continue as follow-up hardening work.
Success signal: a contributor can change an agent, contract, or storage path and get fast feedback before the change reaches production.

Q2 - Deepen the Product

The second phase improves the user experience and analysis quality. ClawMind should feel less like a background job and more like a live due diligence cockpit. Success signal: analyses complete faster, explain themselves while running, and include evidence beyond the user’s prompt text.

Q3 - Ecosystem & Reach

The third phase turns ClawMind from a single app into a composable agent surface. Other developers should be able to plug agents into the pipeline, and real teams should be able to use it in their existing workflows. Success signal: ClawMind is no longer only a UI; it becomes infrastructure that teams and agent developers can build on.

Q4+ - Long Horizon

The long horizon moves ClawMind toward decentralized, verifiable agent intelligence. This phase depends on ecosystem maturity across 0G Compute, proof systems, model registries, and cross-DAO coordination. Success signal: due diligence becomes a shared, verifiable intelligence layer instead of a set of isolated reports.

Roadmap Principles

  • Integrity before growth. Reports must remain verifiable through 0G Storage and 0G Chain before new interfaces are added.
  • Adversarial review stays central. Product speed should not weaken the Critic’s role or final score calibration.
  • Memory must earn trust. Persistent memory should improve analysis quality without letting stale or low-quality data dominate future runs.
  • OpenClaw compatibility is a contract. SDK and marketplace work should extend the manifest model rather than bypass it.
  • Human approval remains mandatory for high-risk action. ClawMind can support due diligence, but it should not autonomously move funds or approve protocol changes.