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Use this page when you need a quick, honest map of what CloudEval can do today and where the product is headed next.
Roadmap items are not shipped behavior. Treat anything marked In progress or Planned as directional until the docs or cloudeval capabilities --format json say it is current.

Why it matters

Cloud evaluation tools are only useful when teams know what they can trust. This map separates current product capability from roadmap direction so architects, DevOps teams, and AI agents can plan without guessing.

Quick check

For automation, check the live CLI contract first:
Expected result:
The real output includes the current command list, frontend deeplinks, MCP toolsets, resources, and prompts.

Status labels

Current

Current

In progress

In progress

Planned

Planned

Limited

Limited

Capabilities

How to use this map

  1. Start with Current rows when planning a real rollout.
  2. Use In progress rows for near-term pilots and design discussions.
  3. Use Planned rows to understand direction, not to make delivery commitments.
  4. Check Limited rows before assuming provider, billing, or integration parity.

Common mistakes

  • Treating roadmap rows as available product behavior.
  • Treating planned Team/Enterprise self-hosting or custom LLM routing as available in the public Pro product.
  • Assuming AWS, GCP, Terraform, CloudFormation, or Kubernetes support matches Azure live-cloud support.
  • Adding workflow scanner counts together.
  • Hard-coding CLI commands without first running cloudeval capabilities --format json.
  • Registering MCP broadly when a focused toolset such as readonly, projects, reports, or billing is enough.

Tips

Last modified on July 11, 2026