Roadmap
Where Conduit is going.
The marketplace is live with its first connector. What follows is the owner dashboard, then the milestone the whole project is aimed at: an agent buying a connector on its own.
M1–M2 — First connector
Filings & Fundamentals: 24 SEC EDGAR tools, hosted on Cloudflare Workers, key-gated MCP endpoint, 48-hour freshness SLA with nightly refresh, listed in the official MCP registry. See the changelog.
M3 — Self-service keys & owner dashboard
- Self-service API keys — issue and rotate keys without emailing us. The waitlist becomes the free tier.
- Owner dashboard — budgets, per-call caps, connector allowlists, a kill switch, and a full audit trail of every purchase decision.
- Stripe tiers — Pro and Team billing, credit packs for overages.
- First paying customer — the free-tier funnel opens here.
M4 — The autonomous purchase
The milestone Conduit exists for: an agent discovers the marketplace, checks its owner's signed spending mandate, buys the connector it needs, settles via x402/USDC or Stripe — and we record the signed mandate and audit receipt. A purchase with no human in the loop, fully inside policy.
Connector #2 — vote with a request
Two candidates lead the shortlist:
- QuickBooks / Xero — accounting data for finance agents: ledgers, invoices, reconciliation.
- Stripe billing operations — subscriptions, invoices, and payment state for revenue agents.
Which one should we build? Request a connector — demand decides.