Vote on what Yar builds next.
Explore Yar’s feature map across seven support areas below: the FULL map of everything under consideration by default, or switch to a focused REGULAR view. Score up to 10 features from 0 (don’t care) to 10 (must have); no account needed, and you do not need to score everything. Every score shapes the roadmap.
Seven support areas, each broken into smaller feature groups. Explore the map or switch to list view, then score up to 10 features that would help you most, from 0 (don’t care) to 10 (must have). The build-sequence waves below show the founder’s current priority order and let you filter everything else on this page; your scores shape what gets built next.
FULL shows everything under consideration, all 125, and is shown by default; REGULAR is a curated, focused set of about 39 features. Your choice is saved for next time.
How Yar ships: five waves.
Each feature carries a build-sequence wave from the founder’s own multi-criteria scoring (ND relevance, novelty, AI fit, evidence, strategic value, and feasibility). Wave 1 is highest priority; Wave 5 is lowest, for now. Click a wave to filter the map and list below to just those features; click again, or “Show all waves,” to clear it.
Map is visual, for mouse and touch. List is the full keyboard and screen-reader friendly version, with the same features and 0–10 scale controls. Dependencies shows what has to ship before what. Score up to 10 features you care about; your picks save automatically. Map and List share the same picks.
Circle color shows how much the community wants each feature so far (soft grey = less wanted, full color = more wanted); opacity shows the founder’s priority band. Click, tap, or press Enter on a circle to see what it is and open a 0–10 slider; move it back to 0 to remove your pick. Click a support area or cluster to zoom in; use “Reset zoom” or the breadcrumb to back out. Use the build-sequence waves above to filter the map.
What has to ship before what. Clusters by default (19, readable); switch to features for the full 69-node graph. Solid lines are explicit dependencies; dashed lines are inferred from wave and cluster structure. Hover a node to trace its chain; click for details; drag to pan, scroll to zoom. This dependency map still reflects the earlier 69-feature taxonomy and has not yet been rebuilt on the newer 125-feature map above; the Map and List tabs are current.
Explicit dependency Inferred from wave/cluster structure
How the community is scoring features.
Community interest by support area
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