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LogicStamp is currently built and maintained primarily by Amit Levi, with early contributions from the community. I'd love more collaborators - your feedback and ideas directly shape what we build next.
πΊοΈ Roadmap
Here's what we're building next. Your feedback will help us prioritize what matters most.
Recent Achievements
v0.3.7 (January 2026)
- Emit detection accuracy - Fixed issue where internal event handlers were incorrectly listed as component emits. Now only includes handlers that are part of the component's public API (props)
v0.3.6 (January 2026)
- Hook parameter detection - Comprehensive support for extracting function signatures from custom React hooks
- Default depth changed from 1 to 2 for better nested component signature extraction
v0.3.5 (January 2026)
- Styled JSX support with full CSS extraction
- Enhanced inline style extraction
v0.3.4 (January 2026)
- Vue.js TypeScript/TSX support - Comprehensive Vue 3 Composition API support
Earlier Releases
- MCP Server Integration - Available now! Get started
- Style metadata extraction (Tailwind, SCSS, Material UI, ShadCN, Radix UI, Framer Motion)
- Security scanning and secret sanitization
- TOON output format
High Priority Bug Fixes
Emit Detection Accuracy
Distinguish internal handlers from public API emits. Currently, all onXxx handlers are treated as emits, even internal ones.
Dynamic Class Parsing
Resolve variable-based classes within template literals. Currently, only static segments are extracted. Dynamic expressions within ${} are not resolved.
Framework Expansion (v0.4.x)
JavaScript & JSX Support
Add support for JavaScript (.js) and JSX (.jsx) files in addition to TypeScript. Support JSDoc type annotations for type inference.
Complete Vue.js Support
Add full support for Vue Single File Components (.vue files). Parse template, script, and style blocks. Support both Options API and Composition API.
Watch Mode
Add a watch mode that automatically regenerates context files when source files change. Includes incremental updates, debouncing, and configurable watch patterns.
MCP Server Enhancements
Semantic Component Search
Add semantic search across component bundles. Search by component descriptions, prop names, functionality, or metadata rather than requiring exact file/component names.
Git Baseline Support
Enable comparison against git commits/branches using baseline: "git:<ref>" syntax. This enables CI/CD integration and better change tracking.
Configuration File Support
Support mcp-config.json to set default values for profile, mode, paths, and other settings. Reduces parameter repetition and enables project-specific defaults.
Progress/Status Reporting
Add progress reporting for long-running operations like refresh_snapshot and compare_modes. Use MCP progress notifications to provide real-time updates.
Medium Priority Improvements
Future Enhancements (v0.5.x+)
Performance & Optimization
- Incremental bundle caching - Only regenerate changed bundles
- Output size optimization - Further reduce token counts while maintaining accuracy
Framework Expansion
- Svelte support - Parse
.sveltefiles - Python support (experimental) - Expand beyond JavaScript/TypeScript ecosystems
- Java support (experimental) - Enterprise Java codebases
Developer Experience
- Integration examples for popular AI assistants
- Advanced debugging tools and diagnostics
- Custom profile configuration and overrides
This roadmap is actively maintained. This is a solo project, so priorities will shift based on what I learn from early users.
For the complete roadmap with detailed implementation plans, see CLI ROADMAP.md and MCP ROADMAP.md
Looking for contributors! If you're interested in helping build LogicStamp, check out the contributing guide or reach out directly.
Repositories: CLI β’ MCP Server
Who Should Join?
We're looking for developers who use AI assistants and want to help us make this better
Developers Using AI Assistants
If you're already using Cursor, Copilot, or Claude regularly, you probably know the pain of managing context. Help us make it better.
Teams with React/TypeScript Codebases
LogicStamp works best with React and TypeScript right now. If that's your stack, we'd love to see how it works for your team.
Open Source Maintainers
If you maintain an open source project, we think LogicStamp could help contributors understand your codebase faster. We'd love to test this theory.
People Who Like Trying New Tools
If you enjoy being an early adopter and don't mind the occasional rough edge, we'd love your feedback. We're responsive and actually listen.
Contributors Welcome
This is a solo project, and I'm actively looking for contributors! Whether it's bug fixes, new features, or documentation improvements, your contributions are welcome. Check out the contributing guide to get started.
Developers with Large Codebases
If you're working on a large codebase where context management is a real challenge, LogicStamp could help. We're especially interested in feedback from projects with complex architectures or many components.
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