CEEWire is growing from a focused CEE research product into broader market infrastructure. This roadmap shows the outcomes we have delivered, what we plan to build, and where our estimates change.
This roadmap reflects our current direction. Timelines are estimates, priorities may change, and material changes will be recorded here.
Outcome-level commitments with approximate delivery windows.
Add going-forward regulatory filing coverage for BIST 30, BUX, and FTSE/ATHEX Large Cap constituents. New qualifying filings will become available to CEEWire’s chat and screening workflows within minutes of source publication.
Each named index universe is monitored in production and qualifying filings are searchable, citable, and available to both workflows.
Add going-forward coverage for the OMX Tallinn, OMX Riga, and OMX Vilnius constituent universes. New qualifying filings will become available to CEEWire’s chat and screening workflows within minutes of source publication.
All three national index universes are monitored in production and qualifying filings are searchable, citable, and available to both workflows.
Expand datasets into a page-building workflow: users create and maintain live datasets with the dataset agent, then work with a UI agent to compose private pages with charts, tables, graphs, and embedded JavaScript components. Once confirmed, each page can be published to its own URL, accessible only to the user and authorized members of their organization.
Users can create an auto-updating dataset, compose a page on top of one or more datasets with agent assistance, preview and approve the result, and publish it behind user and organization access controls.
Backfill two years of regulatory filings and attachments for the covered BET-XT universe, with searchable document text, citations, structured financial facts where supported, and company metadata.
Every covered BET-XT constituent has two years of source history or an explicitly documented source-availability gap.
Create reusable workflows from Playbooks using ordered steps, conditions, and defined outputs. Workflows can run manually or when matching filings arrive, producing structured datasets, citation-linked notes, research summaries, and notifications.
Users can build, test, activate, and inspect workflows, including versioned inputs, executed steps, outputs, citations, and failures.
Establish a minimum five-year baseline across the Bulgarian, Warsaw, Bucharest, Istanbul, Budapest, Athens, Tallinn, Riga, and Vilnius exchanges. Coverage includes regulatory filings and attachments, searchable text with citations, structured financial facts where supported, and company and listing metadata. The historical window will continue expanding as new filings are retained.
Every exchange below is complete or carries an explicit source-availability exception.
The customer-visible milestones that shaped the product.
Going-forward coverage expanded to BET-XT companies on the Bucharest Stock Exchange, making screening and chat workflows available across Bulgaria, Poland, and Romania. Historical BVB coverage remains a separate planned milestone.
Users can turn structured, tested prompts into reusable Playbooks, organize them into projects, keep them private or share them within their organization, and adapt curated examples. This establishes the reusable instruction layer that Agent Builder will later compose into multi-step workflows.
CEEWire expanded from filing ingestion into an analyst workflow: deep research with an emphasis on data lineage, company views, semantic screeners and datasets preparing the setup for agentic workflows, citation-linked notes, and a knowledge graph.
Initial Bulgarian Stock Exchange ingestion, normalized filing storage, ESEF/XBRL extraction, and the first citation-backed research interface formed the first usable end-to-end product.
Tell us about the problem first. We read every submission, but suggestions do not automatically become commitments.
Major roadmap changes and shipped milestones are included in the existing CEEWire newsletter.
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