The immediate product focus.
- Essential vector design and animation for motion graphics.
- A clear human editing experience and corresponding local agent route.
- Supported editable Fusion delivery with visible limits.
- Saving, revision, recovery and actual destination inspection.
- Reviewed package lifecycle and understandable onboarding.
Reliability and qualification are product work.
Internal implementation needs actual user/client/output evidence. The next release scope must be checked by platform, Resolve edition/version/route and applicable client. Existing development proof does not automatically qualify a later package.
Missing machine/edition access is a qualification gap, not a pass. Review the exact package, preserve original test outcomes and make limitations visible.
Reviewed Alpha distribution is planned.
The rollout direction is infrastructure/package delivery checks, a reviewed friend trial with feedback, then wider public announcement. No date, numeric Alpha version or supported environment list is selected by this website.
Raster is exploratory expansion.
Raster capabilities are being explored as the vector foundation matures. Exploration is not an approved feature list or delivery commitment. Possible 3D does not form the primary launch story.
carvercat initially complements editing/compositing applications. The direction does not promise a full illustration/photo/compositing-suite replacement.
What direction labels mean.
| Label | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Current focus | A stated product priority, not a completed qualification |
| Planned | Reviewed intended outcome with remaining work/decisions |
| Exploring | Investigation without a feature/date promise |
| Deferred | Work not in the present supported scope |
Direction context: owner choices supplied 12 October 2026. The website’s implementation does not advance app readiness or close existing qualification gaps.