Roadmap
Stay up to date with the Cyrus compiler development! Our public roadmap tracks every milestone, feature, and improvement as we evolve the language.
Below are the three main areas of focus for Cyrus:
1. Initial Compiler
The initial compiler is the foundation of Cyrus. It includes the basic syntax, parsing, and core language features. This phase ensures that the language is stable, performant, and ready for early experiments.
Check out the full initial compiler roadmap on GitHub:
Cyrus Initial Compiler Roadmap
2. Self-Hosted Compiler
The self-hosted compiler is the next step, where Cyrus is capable of compiling itself. This milestone is critical for testing the language in real-world scenarios and improving compiler optimizations.
Explore the self-hosted compiler plans here:
Cyrus Self-Hosted Compiler Roadmap
3. Standard Library
The standard library provides essential data structures, utilities, and APIs for developers. This phase ensures that Cyrus can support practical programming tasks while maintaining clarity, performance, and safety.
View the standard library roadmap here:
Cyrus Standard Library Roadmap
You'll find what's planned, in progress, and completed, giving you a transparent view of how Cyrus is evolving.