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roadmap-timeline

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Draw a roadmap, timeline, release plan, project schedule, quarterly plan or history of events on an editable Igly canvas. Use when the user lists work over time, milestones, phases, sprints or dates.

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Roadmap and timeline

1. Plan

  • Choose the time unit from the input: quarters, months, weeks, sprints or dated events.
  • Group items into 2 to 5 lanes (teams, themes or workstreams) when there are more than 8 items.

2. Create

create_canvas with a title such as "2027 product roadmap". Keep canvas_id.

3. Layout (one add_elements call)

  • Title text at (0, -140), font_size: 48, bold.
  • Time columns: one header per period, type: "shape", rectangle 300 x 70 at x = 200 + i * 320, y = -40, fill #1E1E1E, text_color: "#FFFFFF", bold, font_family: "Inter".
  • Lane labels: type: "text" at x = 0, y = 60 + lane * 260, bold, font_size: 26.
  • Items: type: "sticky", 280 x 180, placed in their period column and lane, x = 210 + i * 320, y = 50 + lane * 260 (stack a second item in the same cell 200 lower and grow the lane).
  • One sticky color per lane: #BFDBFE, #FBCFE8, #BBF7D0, #FDE68A, #DDD6FE.
  • Milestones: shape: "star" 90 x 90 at the column edge, with a short type: "text" caption below.
  • Optional "today" marker: type: "line" from (x, -60) to (x, bottom), stroke: "#E03131", stroke_width: 4, dashed: true.
  • Tentative or stretch items: dashed: true on the bar so they read as not committed.
  • Dependencies between bars in different lanes: type: "arrow" with from_id/to_id and curve toward the side with space so it clears other bars.
  • For a single-track timeline of events, use one horizontal type: "arrow" from (0, 0) to (end, 0), small ellipse dots on it and alternating sticky notes above and below.

4. Check

  • get_canvas_summary, then arrange with align_top per row or distribute_horizontal per lane if spacing drifted.
  • Offer edits: move an item to another quarter (update_elements with dx: 320), add a lane, export a PNG.

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