Feature request: timeline / Gantt roadmap view
PAD already stores everything a roadmap needs: per item next_action_date (and due dates), status, and owner/assignee. But there is no timeline view, so the only way to see "what lands when, and who owns it" today is to render it by hand.
Ask: a built in Gantt / timeline view that plots items (epics first, then dated items) across a week/month grid, grouped by owner. It could be a web view and/or a CLI subcommand.
Example shape (ASCII, rendered from real item dates):
ROADMAP · today = week 1 legend: # build . plan * deadline
WEEK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Team A Service API ##
Migration ########### w2 -> w5
Feature X ################ w4 -> w8
Team B Redesign ..####* end w6
Owner Docs revamp ####
Why it is high value: the data is already in PAD. A timeline view turns dated items into an at a glance roadmap with zero extra data entry, and it reads as who does what when rather than a flat list.
Nice to have: a pad gantt (or pad timeline) CLI subcommand that renders this, filterable by owner / project / collection.
Suggested labels: enhancement, area:cli, area:web, effort:M.
Feature request: timeline / Gantt roadmap view
PAD already stores everything a roadmap needs: per item
next_action_date(and due dates), status, and owner/assignee. But there is no timeline view, so the only way to see "what lands when, and who owns it" today is to render it by hand.Ask: a built in Gantt / timeline view that plots items (epics first, then dated items) across a week/month grid, grouped by owner. It could be a web view and/or a CLI subcommand.
Example shape (ASCII, rendered from real item dates):
Why it is high value: the data is already in PAD. A timeline view turns dated items into an at a glance roadmap with zero extra data entry, and it reads as who does what when rather than a flat list.
Nice to have: a
pad gantt(orpad timeline) CLI subcommand that renders this, filterable by owner / project / collection.Suggested labels:
enhancement,area:cli,area:web,effort:M.