> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://luma-3.gitbook.io/luma-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://luma-3.gitbook.io/luma-docs/roadmap.md).

# Roadmap

Build the next chapter when it is ready

![Laura — Roadmap](https://luma-signal-1019.rttwomax1.chatgpt.site/assets/laura-orbit.webp)

### The current chapter

The foundation is an illustrated website, an English-language text chat and two selectable character modes. The documentation brings their shared identity into one place: Laura as a curious guide who is also investigating her own incomplete history.

The immediate priority is consistency. Her dialogue, images and written lore should describe the same character and make the experience easy to understand on both desktop and mobile.

### Deeper character and story

Possible future chapters include curated archive fragments, optional puzzles and short connected stories. These could give visitors more ways to explore the station without requiring them to read a long explanation before beginning.

Character development can also improve the distinction between Signal and Echo, the quality of follow-up questions and the way Laura acknowledges uncertainty. These are creative directions, not promises of permanent memory or autonomous behavior.

### Better access to knowledge

A future version could add a carefully selected source library or retrieval of current public information. Such an addition would need visible source links, clear dates and a way to distinguish retrieved evidence from Laura's interpretation.

Live market monitoring, automated trading and wallet operations are not part of the current experience. A proposed knowledge feature should be evaluated for usefulness and cost before it becomes a public commitment.

### New formats, deliberate releases

Additional illustrations, audio storytelling or an expressive animated character may be explored as the project develops. None of these require inventing a release date or presenting a prototype as a finished service.

Updates will describe what has actually shipped. The roadmap is a set of directions rather than a fixed schedule; the aim is to make each new chapter worth visiting while keeping the core conversation accessible.