Roadmap

Brevity's direction is simple: make common HTTP and HTML work pleasant without growing an all-in-one platform.

Available today

• Routing, middleware, bounded parsing, and explicit dependency injection.
• Optional TypeScript controller decorators, without reflection.
• Optional HTML views, native forms, islands, and a separate Svelte adapter.
• Recipes for databases, Supabase auth, and testing.
• Node service and Vercel function deployment.

The production checklist covers tested behavior and remaining operational work.

Up next

1. First release: verify npm scope ownership, publish with provenance, and test registry installation. Publication still needs approval.
2. Onboarding: have a developer new to Brevity follow the docs and record where they get stuck.
3. Operations: extend recovery and auth checks with rollback, provider outages, credential rotation, rate limits, and alerts.
4. Performance: measure sustained concurrency, overload, and cold starts. Current staging traffic is a small test, not a capacity estimate.
5. More hosts: verify a Lambda adapter without adding platform SDKs to core.

What stays out

No ORM, auth engine, frontend compiler, automatic DI/reflection, or client router. Use the tools you prefer for those jobs. New helpers should solve a repeated need across apps, not move one app's business rules into the framework.