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Product roadmaps showcase user-facing wins; engineering must inject harden and scale themes - audits, multisig migration, kit upgrades, indexer capacity - or launches ship on brittle foundations.
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Product roadmaps showcase user-facing wins; engineering must inject harden and scale themes - audits, multisig migration, kit upgrades, indexer capacity - or launches ship on brittle foundations.
Quick-reference recipe card - copy-paste ready.
## Q3 Engineering roadmap input
**Harden**
- Squads multisig on upgrade authority (W1)
- LiteSVM audit replay in CI (W2)
**Scale**
- Read/write RPC split (W4)
- Indexer backfill for new program events (W6)
**Grow**
- Withdraw v2 (product-led, W3-5) - depends on Harden W1When to reach for this:
## Dependency-aware roadmap (internal)
withdraw_v2 --> multisig_deploy
multisig_deploy --> audit_signoff
mobile_mwa --> kit_7_migration
kit_7_migration --> withdraw_v2_client
**Critical path:** audit_signoff blocks mainnet withdraw_v2What this demonstrates:
| Alternative | Use When | Don't Use When |
|---|---|---|
| Now/Next/Later | Continuous discovery | Fixed grant milestones |
| OKR-only | Exec alignment | Team needs ticket-level clarity |
| RFC pipeline as roadmap | Protocol research heavy | Consumer app |
Tech lead in QBR; PM integrates into unified view.
Detailed 1 quarter; directional 2 quarters; themes beyond.
Governance proposal for params; engineering blog for infra - label each clearly.
Early flag with trade-off options, not day-of delay.
Engineer count x focus factor (0.6-0.7) minus on-call and meetings.
Roadmap lane for beta protocols with explicit support cost.
Feature removed from roadmap when spike fails - document in ADR.
Enterprise commitments reviewed against harden theme capacity.
Swimlanes: Grow / Harden / Scale with dependency arrows.
Monthly health check; full replan quarterly.
Stack versions: This page was written for Agave 4.1.1, Solana CLI 3.0.10, Anchor 0.32.1, anchor-lang 0.32.1, Rust 1.91.1, @solana/kit 7.0.0, Surfpool 0.12.0, and LiteSVM 0.6.x.
Reviewed by Chris St. John·Last updated Jul 16, 2026