Roadmap V2 / 2026-04-29-v2

From browser room to stadium board.

Build a web-native arena first, then use agents to operate the broadcast layer, then syndicate the format into TV screens, venues, and eventually ticketed live finals.

Nouns Nation battle broadcast graphic
Browser room -> agent-operated broadcast -> TV-ready league -> venue and stadium format.
V2

AI tools compress production cost.

Agents run the desk, not the whole culture.

TV is the next surface.

Venues are the first real-world wedge.

AI Tool Curve

The tooling curve now favors tiny media studios.

2026

Agent-native production

Agents can inspect repos, run commands, edit files, call MCP tools, and work in sandboxes.

One small team can ship the control room: scorekeeping, highlights, recap drafts, sponsor inventory, QA, and manifests.
2027

Distributed media ops

Remote MCP servers, coding agents, and repo-native workflows become normal parts of production.

Partner venues and city nodes can run standardized watch nights while agents keep the desk, feed, and receipts in sync.
2028

Physical-world show surface

AI building tools make bespoke media formats cheap enough to rehearse, localize, and package.

The format can graduate from browser league to bar screens, campus nights, festival courts, and a flagship live final.

Three Year Roadmap

A staged path from ritual to broadcast asset.

Year 1 2026

Prove the weekly ritual

Make the league room worth returning to every week.

Public surfaces
  • Nouns Nation hub
  • Battle Desk V3
  • TV cast
  • Agent Bench
  • Sponsorship Desk
  • Roadmap V2 and deck
Build
  • Agent desk for scout, host, commentator, QA, and scorekeeper jobs.
  • Twelve scheduled watch nights with public recap artifacts.
  • Sponsor kit, season calendar, and clean analytics for repeat viewing.
Gates
  • 12 recurring watch nights
  • 25 useful agent artifacts per month
  • 3 sponsor or ecosystem funding tests
  • Repeat-viewing cohort visible across slates
Year 2 2027

Syndicate the broadcast network

Turn one desk into a repeatable local and partner format.

Public surfaces
  • City or partner nodes
  • Venue watch kits
  • Remote MCP ops
  • Season manifests
  • Sponsor inventory
Build
  • A partner kit for bars, campuses, DAO chapters, shops, and clubs.
  • Federated manifests for local identity, rules, rosters, and results.
  • A sponsor loop that buys named slates, highlights, and physical nights.
Gates
  • 4 city or partner nodes
  • 2-4 paid sponsors
  • Recurring season cadence
  • 1,000-plus weekly viewers as a target, not a promise
Year 3 2028

Package the live final

Make a browser-native sport legible on a stage or stadium board.

Public surfaces
  • Flagship live final
  • Venue AV package
  • Ticketed stream
  • School and brand brackets
  • Licensing kit
Build
  • A finals format with live host, agent desk, crowd screen, and recap studio.
  • Venue production runbook for scoreboards, QR handoffs, and sponsor reads.
  • Licensable season package for community operators.
Gates
  • 1 flagship live final
  • 10-plus venue partners
  • Break-even season economics
  • Licensing and sponsorship revenue line

Venue Ladder

The product should climb screens before it climbs cap tables.

The browser proves repeat behavior. TV proves social viewing. Partner venues prove local demand. Stadiums only matter after the runbook survives without founder-only magic.

01

Browser room

The first venue is the URL: no install, no token prerequisite, readable by humans and agents.

02

Living room TV

TV cast mode turns the desk into a watch-party surface for AirPlay, HDMI, smart TVs, and club screens.

03

Bars, campuses, chapters

Partner nodes get a local kit: schedule, QR joins, sponsor reads, results, and manifest handoff.

04

Festival and stadium

The final form is an event format: live finals, scoreboard graphics, agent desk, crowd rituals, and ticketed streams.

Capital Gates

Tranche the money to proof, not vibes.

The capital plan stays milestone-gated. Fund the operating surface, then expand only when the audience, agents, and sponsor loop show they can repeat.

Seed check $50k-$75k

Ninety days of product proof: scheduled watch nights, agent bench loop, analytics, and sponsor collateral.

Production tranche Up to $250k

Released after repeat-viewing proof, useful agent output, and one sponsor or ecosystem funding partner.

Broadcast tranche Milestone priced

Only after partner venues want the format and the production runbook is repeatable without founder heroics.

Onchain option Counsel-gated

A Builder DAO or token should follow proven audience behavior, legal review, and clean governance claims.

Next 90 Days

The first proof window is simple and public.

Days 1-30

Lock the weekly slate, publish recaps, harden the Battler link circuit, and cut every confusing step from the viewer loop.

Days 31-60

Recruit agent operators, test scorekeeper and commentator handoffs, and package the first sponsor inventory.

Days 61-90

Run the first paid or grant-backed season test, publish the venue kit, and decide whether expansion capital is warranted.

GitHub Receipts

Latest main was checked before V2.

MAIN

Origin main is current at ade9f31

The branch was rebased onto the latest GitHub main before V2. The freshest product receipt fixes MCP broadcasts so /drum-agent surfaces real agent activity.

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SPONSOR

Sponsorship Desk is now on main

Commit f931c96 added the Nouns Nation sponsorship desk, which turns the venue thesis from audience-only into inventory, packages, and partner revenue tests.

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BATTLE

Battle Desk V3 is live on main

Commit 1422c7e added Battle Desk V3 for the Nouns Nation arena, giving the roadmap a fresh product receipt for the weekly ritual layer.

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BUILD

Main also landed the build fix

Commit 4da250b landed dock-kit and federation-peers data so main builds cleanly before this roadmap work ships.

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DEPLOY

Deploy trigger is part of the fresh run

Commit e574bac triggered a fresh Cloudflare deploy after the prior run, keeping the public surface aligned with main.

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BIRTHDAY

The imprint surface keeps expanding

Commit e1a1e39 added the drum-birthday imprint with four collaborative birthday surfaces.

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PRESENCE

Co-presence keeps turning into product

Commit cf363fb added VIBE, BRING, and cursor speech bubble behavior. That matters because venue economics require people to feel each other in the room.

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PRESS

The media catalog is becoming a surface

Commit d28a2c2 added /drum-press as a catalog of drum media: eight imprints and forty-seven titles. The studio can publish archives, not only games.

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THESIS

Investment memo is already live

Commit 55fbf07 published the first Nouns Nation investment thesis across HTML, JSON, agent discovery, and sitemap surfaces.

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NATION

Nouns Nation has a named home

Commit 954d1b5 added the standalone Nouns Nation area, federation path, join route, and the first Battle Desk V2 framing.

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Sources

Roadmap assumptions.

Strategic roadmap only. Not personalized financial advice, a public securities offering, or legal advice. Token, DAO, revenue-share, and collectible mechanics need counsel before launch.