RoadmapWhat's coming nextHere's where Cadence.CI is headed next, in the order it's landing, from what's coming first to what's still queued up.01Up nextSecrets managementSecrets get a home of their own on Cadence.CI: dedicated storage and access control, built on Mélodium's in-memory secret handling. It lands as soon as the matching groundwork ships in Mélodium.See the Mélodium roadmap02Windows and macOS supportSpin up Windows and macOS machines straight from your cloud provider, on demand, the same way Linux runners already do. Building on Windows or macOS today? Self-provided runners and GitHub- or GitLab-hosted machines already have you covered, this adds native cloud spawning to match.03Webhooks integrationTrigger a pipeline the instant something happens elsewhere, and let other systems react the instant something happens in yours. Inbound webhooks kick off pipelines from external events; outbound webhooks broadcast run and pipeline status as it happens.See how services report their state today04GPU managementSee exactly how hard your GPUs are working. GPU-equipped machines already spawn for accelerated workloads, next up is visibility into their load: utilization and performance data for every GPU powering your pipelines.See "Generalized exploitation of AI models" on the Mélodium roadmap05Specific spawn proceduresWrite a few lines of logic and let them pick your infrastructure for you. Small decision scripts choose the right machine or image for each spawn request from your Mélodium program, based on tags, available resources, compute price, and more.06Job hostingHost the job itself on Cadence.CI, not just the runners that execute it, and trigger it straight from a webhook. No Mélodium program needs to be running elsewhere first to kick things off.07View and render panelA green checkmark doesn't tell you much. Define how your job results are shown, a dedicated panel in the dashboard rendering exactly what matters for your project, images, documents, structured data, instead of the generic pass/fail status.Kubernetes08Native Kubernetes providerPick a Kubernetes cluster as easily as you pick a cloud provider, including major managed offerings, beyond today's self-managed controller model.See current Kubernetes integration09Additional cloud providersMore clouds, same simplicity. Clever Cloud, OVH, Cloud Temple, Outscale, Oracle Cloud, Azure, and Google Cloud are joining Scaleway and AWS as supported providers.See current provider supportWant to see one of these sooner?Tell us which one matters most to your team, it shapes what we build next.Contact UsSubscribe to the newsletter