🚀 Roadmap & Feature Brainstorm

[karanlvm]

High-Level Roadmap

For now, I see PyWard evolving in three main phases:

Enhance the CLI

Expand our security checks to catch more vulnerabilities (e.g., additional unsafe API usage, dependency checks, CVE patterns).

Add more optimization rules (unused code detection, complexity analysis, import clustering, etc.).

Broaden Optimization Features

Introduce deeper static analysis for performance hotspots.

Offer “auto-fix” suggestions where possible (e.g., removing duplicate imports or merging similar code paths).

Explore a VS Code Extension

Once the CLI matures and has a solid user base, package PyWard as a VS Code extension so users get live linting feedback inside the editor.
This is intentionally high-level—feedback and additional ideas are more than welcome!

[karanlvm]

@cafewang Let's discuss features and improvements here

[karanlvm]

Maybe we could do BG:RED for the security issues and BG:YELLOW for optimizations and show the CVE in red?

I will leave issue #1 open for now and close it after we finish this.

[cafewang]

Okay, I can try this style refactoring and further discussion on it could continue in #1.

[karanlvm]

Sure!