⚠️ This document is a historical archive. The QWED roadmap has moved to docs.qwedai.com. The information below is preserved for reference only and may not reflect the current (v5.2.0+) ecosystem.
Vision: The First Open Source Neurosymbolic AI Guardrail
QWED combines:
- Neural Networks (LLMs like GPT-4, Claude, Llama) for natural language understanding
- Symbolic Reasoning (SymPy, Z3, AST) for deterministic verification
This hybrid approach gives you the best of both worlds: LLMs translate problems into formal logic, and symbolic engines provide mathematical proof.
- Client-side verification (no backend needed)
- Math verification (SymPy)
- Logic verification (Z3)
- Code security (AST)
- Smart caching (50-80% cost savings)
- Beautiful CLI tool
- Works with ANY LLM (Ollama, OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini)
Theme: Enterprise-Ready Security
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PII Masking 🔒
- Detect and mask sensitive data before sending to LLMs
- Credit cards, SSNs, emails, phone numbers
- Uses Microsoft Presidio
mask_pii=Trueparameter
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Enhanced Confidence Scores 📊
- Granular scoring (not just 0% or 100%)
- Visual confidence bars in CLI
- Reasoning explanations
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Neurosymbolic Branding 🧠
- Updated positioning as neurosymbolic guardrail
- Technical documentation
Why These Features?
- PII masking unlocks enterprise/healthcare/banking customers
- Enhanced confidence provides nuanced feedback
- Neurosymbolic positioning differentiates from competitors
Theme: Developer Experience
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Cost Tracker 💸
- Track API spending per query
- Show cache savings
- Budget alerts
- Weekly/monthly reports
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Streaming Verification ⚡
- Live progress updates
- Better UX for slow queries
- Generator-based API
Why These Features?
- Cost tracking helps developers optimize spend
- Streaming improves perceived performance
- Multi-model consensus (3 LLMs vote, majority wins)
- More programming languages (JavaScript, Go, Rust)
- RAG verification (validate RAG pipeline outputs)
- Enhanced code verification (more languages)
Note: Features will be prioritized based on user feedback and adoption.
Why: QWED's strength is deterministic verification (Math, Logic, Code = 100% or 0%). Adding probabilistic fact-checking (Wikipedia, news = 60-90% accuracy) would dilute our core value proposition and risk damaging user trust in our deterministic engines.
Alternative: Recommend users use specialized fact-checking tools for this use case.
We welcome contributions! Here's how you can help:
- Try QWEDLocal - Use it, find bugs, suggest improvements
- Documentation - Help improve guides and examples
- Code - Pick an issue labeled
good first issueorhelp wanted - Feedback - Tell us what features YOU need
See CONTRIBUTING.md for details.
| Version | Theme | Target Date |
|---|---|---|
| v2.1.0 | QWEDLocal ✅ | January 2026 |
| v2.2.0 | Privacy | Late January 2026 |
| v2.3.0 | Intelligence | Mid February 2026 |
| v2.4.0+ | TBD | Spring 2026 |
Dates are estimates and may change based on development progress.
- GitHub Discussions: Ask questions, propose features
- Issues: Report bugs, request features
- Twitter: @rahuldass29 for updates
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