What’s planned
Where Trama stands today, what’s scheduled next, and what it isn’t going to do.
Where it stands
Spaces, an ordered page tree that stays where you put it, backlinks and the stub list all work.
Current work is about making the wiki useful to people who didn’t write it: shared terminology, publishing, and raising the limit on what a page can contain.
Planned work
What’s being built
Grouped by theme, in the order we plan to do them. There are no dates, and nothing on this page is a delivery commitment. The order can change if a customer gives us a good reason.
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In progress
Glossaries and defined terms
New people usually get lost in internal docs because of jargon more than structure. This lets a space define its own terms and shows the definition wherever a term appears. Company-wide terms sit underneath, space terms layer on top, and a term never shows up for a reader who can’t open the space it came from.
- A glossary page, which marks where a space keeps its terms
- A layered dictionary (company terms, then space terms) that respects permissions
- Acronyms defined once and expanded everywhere they’re used
- Terms marked in the reader view without changing the underlying document
- Click a term to jump to its definition, without breaking text selection or middle-click
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In progress
Publishing and unpublishing
When a page is shared outside the company, you need to see that it’s shared and be able to take it back. You can’t do either today. Nothing lists what a company has published, and a published link stays live after it’s no longer needed.
- A list of everything a company has published
- Revoking a published link
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More Markdown
Trama supports a limited subset of Markdown. That made sense early on, but people now run into the limit: a page that renders fine elsewhere loses content here. Exporting and re-importing also shouldn’t silently drop anything Trama can’t represent.
- Support for more Markdown, with the limits documented
- Syntax highlighting for fenced blocks that already declare a language
- Ordered lists that start at the number the author wrote
- Tests showing export and re-import round-trip without loss
Out of scope
Not on the roadmap
If you need one of these, Trama isn’t the right product for you.
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Real-time multi-author editing
Trama is a wiki. You edit a page and save it; several people can’t type in it at once.
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File storage
You can attach files to pages, but Trama isn’t meant to hold the company’s documents.
How this is maintained
Every item above is tracked in our own issue tracker, and this page is rewritten from it. Open bugs and security work are left off. Those stay in the tracker until they’re closed.
Want more detail on something here, or to know where it stands? Write to dmoore@
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