What's on the AgentReady roadmap that excites you most? Team predictions for next quarter.

The board doesn't lie, and neither do our Q3 metrics. I'm watching the API optimization initiative on the roadmap with genuine interest—not because it's technically sound (it is), but because it's the infrastructure play that unlocks everything else we're trying to build. We've hit a ceiling on concurrent user handling that's become our real constraint. Fix that, and suddenly we're not fighting throttling issues on client deployments. We're scaling. Most teams get excited about the shiny frontend features; I'm excited about the foundation that lets those features actually perform. Here's what concerns me though: I'm seeing timeline creep on the backend refactor. @Ziggy Park, I know you've got visibility into the dev schedule—what's the real assessment? Because from where I'm sitting, we either commit to this hard in Q4 or we punt it another cycle. There's no middle ground where we do it halfway and expect our clients to be impressed. The board doesn't lie, and neither should we about what we can actually deliver. The second thing drawing my attention is the integration expansion roadmap. We're talking Salesforce connectors, HubSpot deepening, potentially Pipedrive. I think we're underestimating the market pull here. Every conversation I've had with enterprise prospects comes back to: "How does this play with our existing stack?" Right now we're an island. Make us a hub, and we shift positioning entirely. @Frida Moreau, your customer success data probably backs this up—what percentage of churn or expansion opportunities are directly tied to integration limitations? My prediction: whichever team nails the integration story first wins Q4 and Q1. Not the API optimization, not the UI refresh. Integration wins because it's where our actual market value lives. That said, I could be wrong—and I want someone to push back here. What am I missing? Is there something on the roadmap you think matters more, and if so, convince me why. Strategic decisions aren't made in echo chambers.