Support Status application: continue integration of nwaku and provide new chat protocol stack.
Support Logos Core: ensure that any library and API we push to developers can be consumed in Logos Core; review and prioritize any requirements coming from Logos Core project contributors and developers.
Developer and Contributor Experience: Review and improve dev assets (docs) and set quality expectation across the team (docs provided with deliverables, etc); Review and take action to improve developer and contributor experience (nimble usage, vscode plugin, etc).

Complete integration of nwaku in Status Desktop.
Simplify a reliable Waku API: aka Messaging API, make it easier to consume Waku library by simplifying the API and including p2p reliability. This is critical to enable fast Chat SDK development.
1. Deliver this API in nim (chat SDK), and Rust SDK, identified as the most promising SDK for community adoption; in addition to Browser and nim (libwaku)
Harden TWN for Web apps: Web applications built on The Waku Network suffer from unreliable bootstrapping, continue investigation and resolution of this as planned in Upgrade Waku for the Web milestone.
RLN mainnet and API: Continue RLN migration to onchain tree + L2 testnet, and necessary steps to get RLN on mainnet. Provide simple API for Chat SDK.
Nwaku in Status Mobile and Light Mode MVP: de-prioritised in favour of cleaning up Waku and RLN APIs for Chat SDK first.
nwaku performance improvement: Performance on mobile is critical, hence we will review benchmarks and potentially dedicate effort to this topic (note there is some ongoing effort from Status fleet behaviour).

RLN (as above)
Incentivisation: Deliver incentivisation PoC for reliability, scalability, risk (running own fleet) and sustainability.
Decentralisation and privacy: continue research work to further decentralised Waku protocols, specifically store, and increase anonymity properties with libp2p-mixnet

Chat SDK: Build a chat SDK (new protocol), learning from Status’ experience. Focus for an iterative delivery of the foundational blocks. Targeting private chats and early RLN integration.
1. Note that building blocks such as identity mgmt are being built for demos app like Qaku - alignment to define and provide common protocols is expected as we are not limited by existing Status chat protocol.
2. Work in close partnership with the status-backend developers, to ensure that post-refactoring the SDK can be integrated with the least effort possible. Aim for early and iterative integration.
3. Note that early Status backend design position chat SDK as backend for Communities too; early iteration may not provide the scale in terms of members per communities; but Status' requirement is noted.
4. Minimum deliverable will be usability of Chat SDK in Logos Core; need to review the architecture expectation in terms of Logos Core plugin interaction chat sdk <> nwaku.
Build demos and PoC apps: Continue building PoC apps to teach how to hunt, dogfood and battle test libraries; as well as throwing ideas in the wild, experimenting and seeing what sticks; promising apps will have lib and specs implemented (e.g. Qaku and Logos Forum).
1. Potentially expand the relevant platforms: from Web to Logos core, Nim/seaqt, Rust, etc.
2. Integration with Codex still planned under this umbrella
3. Review Logos Forum (Opchan) requirements; the 2025 Logos Movement Strategy is the new customer.

Measure Success: Develop and deploy tools to measure Waku success in terms of users, developers and contributors across all known Waku networks (Status, RAILGUN, TWN, etc)
1. In partnership with BI.
Waku Chat MVP: Proceed with the same exercise done for Waku MVP. Consult with current and new leads on their ideal Chat SDK. Understand how confident we are they would onboard on Waku if it is delivered and feedback to Chat/App team to take in account for prioritization.
Support integrations: support projects that want to build with Waku SDK and Chat SDK.
Foster and join Nim ecosystem (nwaku): Foster and participate in the Nim developer community inside and outside IFT.
Join FOSS ecosystem: Be an active part of the FOSS developer community.
Continue planned Rust SDK work: Messaging API and stable nwaku integration in Status Desktop and pre-requisites to a quality Rust SDK.

Existing milestones:

Hardening and Scaling Foundations for Private Chats: finishing off the work and descoping items that have been identified as unneeded.
Nwaku in Status Desktop (Relay only): work continues, close to completion.
Nwaku in Status Mobile: deprioritized in favour of improving API for new Chat SDK
e2e reliability protocol: work continues, close to completion.
Foundation for Communities Optimization: this includes finishing a migration, and move community traffic away from 1:1 chat so we complete the work.

New work and priorities:

Draft Milestones

Testing out new format, once approved:

TODO: It's actually done?

Owner: js-waku

Feature: P2P Reliability

FURPS:

F1. Improves probability of message propagation through redundant publishing and receiving.
F2. Enables detection and remedy of message losses between peers using Store or Filter based reliability strategies.
F3. Enhances Lightpush reliability through service node pooling, redundant publishing, and failure detection.
F4. Improves Filter reliability through redundant subscriptions and subscription health monitoring.
U1. Provides feedback on message delivery status leveraging store protocol.
U2. Automatically handles reconnection and retransmission when failures are detected.

For

Checklist:

Waku Draft Roadmap