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This page is the source of truth for current feature scope in public docs.

Why it matters

Teams make better rollout decisions when they can separate stable workflows from limited or planned ones.

Quick example

Status labels:
Available = production-ready now
Limited = implemented but gated or partial
Planned = not generally available
Expected output: You can decide whether to adopt now, pilot with constraints, or defer.

Step-by-step instructions

  1. Check status before writing team runbooks.
  2. Add caveats for Limited features in team docs.
  3. Re-check this page before release planning.

Current matrix

AreaStatusNotes
ARM template parsing and graph generationAvailableReliable baseline workflow for onboarding and analysis.
AI chat and streamingAvailableChat-driven analysis is part of standard product workflows.
Project file management and editor save flowsAvailableIn-app editing and file workflows are broadly supported.
Cost report generation and historyAvailableCost reporting is available for ongoing optimization loops.
Well-Architected report generation and historyAvailableSecurity and architecture reporting is production-ready.
Unit-test style report regenerationAvailableRegeneration workflows are available for review cycles.
Cloud connection sync workflowsLimitedAvailability and depth can vary by setup and rollout.
Export format breadth (PNG/PDF/draw.io/Visio parity)LimitedAccess can vary by plan and current rollout.
Full multi-cloud feature parityPlannedProvider parity remains an active roadmap area.
Enterprise self-serve checkoutPlannedEnterprise is typically handled through commercial process.

Expected output

After using this matrix, each team should know which workflows are safe for production adoption.

Common mistakes

  • Announcing Limited features as fully available.
  • Skipping plan checks for export/report workflows.

Tips / best practices

  • Pair this page with Plans and Pricing.
  • Keep internal runbooks aligned with status labels.
  • Open support tickets when runtime behavior differs from this matrix.
Last modified on March 5, 2026