Axint roadmap: what we're shipping before v1.0
The path to Axint 1.0 in September 2026: SwiftUI previews, Xcode integration, cloud compilation, and the community registry.
v0.3.8 shipped with [entity queries](/blog/entity-queries-deep-dive), [Python SDK](/blog/shipping-python-sdk), and [MCP integration](/blog/axint-mcp-one-click-install). Here's what's next.
Now (Q2 2026)
**SwiftUI preview support.** defineView() will emit #Preview macros so your views render in Xcode's canvas without building the whole app.
**Xcode integration plugin.** A lightweight plugin that surfaces [Axint validation errors](/blog/validator-architecture) in Xcode's Issue Navigator. Write a definition in your project, see diagnostics inline.
**Axint Cloud (limited beta).** Compile without a Mac. Upload TypeScript, get Swift back. This unblocks CI/CD pipelines and agents running on Linux.
Next (Q3 2026)
**Registry search in Xcode.** Browse intent packages from [registry.axint.ai](/blog/registry-architecture) and import directly into your project.
**defineForm() API.** Generate SwiftUI forms with validation from TypeScript specs. Should cut form boilerplate by ~80%.
**Custom view modifiers.** Define SwiftUI modifiers in TypeScript, compile to .modifier() structs.
Later (Q4 2026, toward 1.0)
**SceneKit support.** defineScene() for RealityKit and ARKit spatial interactions.
**Bindings analysis.** Automatic detection of @Binding relationships between views that share state.
**Kotlin backend.** Emit Kotlin for Android. One TypeScript definition, two platform outputs. Not blocking 1.0, but on the radar.
What 1.0 means
Reliable (zero crashes, 99% compile success on valid input), performant (100 intents in under 5 seconds), integrated (MCP + Xcode + VS Code), and documented (every feature has a tutorial).
We're not trying to build a universal transpiler. We're building the tool that makes Apple platform development accessible to the millions of developers who don't write Swift. That's the bar.
Community asks we're tracking: more templates (healthcare, finance, e-commerce intent packs), better error messages, analytics on intent usage, and community-contributed packages with ratings. File issues, drop feedback in Discussions. We read all of it.