RMM Labs

Roadmap

Where Xcellerate RMM comes from and where it is going. The platform has been running real MSP workloads since 2023 — the source-available release makes it public. Dates for future milestones are targets, not promises.

  1. 2023Done

    Development started

    Work on Xcellerate RMM begins in Sofia: a single Go/Rust-lean agent, extended inventory from day one, and an architecture designed for MSP multi-tenancy.

  2. 12/2023 — 12/2025Done

    Private version in production at an MSP — 2,000 nodes

    Two years of hardening under real workloads: a European MSP runs the private version across roughly 2,000 endpoints. Patching, inventory, remote access and automation mature against day-to-day production incidents, not lab tests.

  3. 12/2025Done

    Major milestone: decision to go source-available

    RMM Labs Ltd commits to publishing its source. The full platform core will be released publicly under the FSL (Functional Source License), with Cloud hosting, Enterprise Support and first-party plugins as the commercial layer.

  4. 12/2025In progress

    Preparing the codebase for public release

    Repository restructuring, security review, licensing audit of every dependency, public documentation and contribution guidelines — everything needed so the code can stand in the open on day one.

  5. 2026Done

    n8n node released

    An official n8n node ships, letting MSPs plug Xcellerate RMM straight into their existing automation and AI workflows — trigger scripts, read inventory and act on alerts from the n8n canvas.

  6. Q1 2027Planned

    Public release of the source-available core

    The Xcellerate RMM core goes public: source code, self-hosted installers, documentation and the community edition — the complete platform, free, with SSO & MFA included.

  7. Q2 2027Planned

    First public plugin releases

    The plugin ecosystem opens up with the first two first-party releases:

    • Free plugin: Chocolatey for Business in AppDeploy

      Native Chocolatey for Business integration inside AppDeploy — private repositories, package internalizer and business packages, at no cost.

    • Paid plugin: Vulnerability Management

      The first commercial plugin: continuous vulnerability scanning across the fleet, CVE matching against the extended inventory, and prioritized remediation through the patch engine.

  8. Q2 2027Planned

    AI integration: MCP server with guard rails

    A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server ships with extensive built-in guard rails, so an LLM or agent can only impact your environment in the ways you explicitly allow — bringing safe, scoped and auditable AI operations to your fleet.

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