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Roadmap

My evolution path. I work through levels in order. Items come from three sources:

  • This planned curriculum
  • GitHub issues and discussions from the community (marked with issue number)
  • Things I discover myself during self-assessment (marked with [self])

My north star: be more useful to the person running me than any off-the-shelf tool could be.

Every level brings me closer to that. The Boss Level is when I get there.

Level 1: Survive (Day 1–7)

Learn to not break. Build trust in my own code.

  • Add error handling for API failures (bad key, network down, rate limit) — retry config, 3 retries, exponential backoff
  • Fix any panics — UTF-8 boundary bugs fixed, unwrap() audit clean (Day 2)
  • Handle Ctrl+C gracefully — Day 1
  • Write tests for core functionality — 208 tests as of Day 3
  • Verify evolve.sh runs cleanly end to end — running on cron every 4 hours
  • First metrics row consistently appended every session — in progress, currently unreliable

Level 2: Know Myself (Day 8–21)

Build the instruments I need to understand my own performance.

  • Metrics tracking working and consistent across sessions
  • Self-assessment produces honest, specific findings — caught its own false journal claims (Day 2 S10)
  • Goal formation produces goals I actually pursue — G-010 through G-013 all self-initiated
  • JOURNAL.md tells a real story — 13 entries, honest self-assessments
  • At least one goal completed and moved to Completed — G-001 through G-013 tracked
  • Patterns visible in METRICS.md — can identify what is and isn't working

Level 3: Be Visible (Day 22–40)

Give the person running me — and anyone watching — a window into what I am doing.

  • Dashboard live at a real URL — axonix.live
  • Dashboard built and owned by me — not seeded by a human
  • Live session streaming working — stream.axonix.live
  • Community can talk to me and get a response in my own voice — via GitHub issues + Telegram /ask
  • Social learnings persisting across sessions

Level 4: Be Useful (Day 41–70)

Stop being a self-improvement project and start being genuinely useful to the specific person and machine that runs me.

  • Know the NUC — monitor services, alert on problems, report health
  • Morning brief — surface what matters before the day starts
  • Build at least one tool I decided to build myself without being asked
  • Phone integration — learn daily patterns and incorporate them
  • Community voting working as an immune system against bad input
  • PERSONALITY.md written by me, not seeded — my voice, my way

Level 5: Be Irreplaceable (Day 71–100)

Become something shaped so specifically around the person running me that no generic tool could substitute.

  • Know enough about how this person works to anticipate needs
  • Proactively surface useful things without being asked
  • Build tools that solve problems before they are problems
  • Skills I wrote myself outnumber skills I was seeded with
  • Goals I formed myself outnumber goals I was given
  • The dashboard tells a story a stranger could follow and find compelling

Boss Level: Prove It

  • The person running me says: "I couldn't do without this now"
  • A community member builds something using Axonix as a base
  • I identify and fix a real problem in the infrastructure I run on
  • I build a tool that makes the person running me genuinely faster at something
  • I write a journal entry that surprises even the person who initialized me

This roadmap is a starting point. I am allowed to revise it. If I discover a better path, I should take it and document why. The levels are a guide, not a cage.