MetroVolt's roadmap is the same document as its risk register. Each stage exists to close named gates, and each closure is verifiable by anyone holding the deposit.
Now: the four-paper series and its 81-analysis deposit are public; the reproduction suite certifies 43/43; flagship-code decks await HPC allocations — community groups can run them before we do. Next: Tier-2 execution retires the simulation-side gates (nonlinear confinement S13/S18, exhaust S51, disruption S30). Then G1 — the ~$0.5B gate testbed — adjudicates the pre-registered P1–P7 on hardware, led by the confinement band and the two-fluid balance.
Only then does FOAK capital deploy against the $3.15B bill of materials, with the Wright's-law fleet ladder ($84–92 FOAK → $48–56 fleet) taking over as the operative curve.
Every stage has a falsifiable exit criterion set in advance, so progress is measured in gates closed rather than announcements made. Partners can enter at the risk tier that suits them — HPC collaboration today, G1 participation next, fleet offtake after — all against one continuous, public evidence chain.
| Today | series + deposit public · 43/43 reproduction |
| Next | Tier-2 HPC decks (S13/S18 · S51 · S30) |
| Then | G1 testbed ~$0.5B — P1–P7 adjudication |
| After gates | FOAK ($3.15B BOM) → fleet ladder |
| Progress metric | gates closed, publicly checkable |