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ANNOUNCEMENT
Private Testing is planned VERY SOON

Selected candidates will soon be able to give the suite a real world test run and provide their feedback and opinions!

CRESA // DEVELOPMENT

DEVELOPMENT LIVE

Follow the journey. See what’s being built. Be part of what’s next.

A transparent view of CRESA progress, with human updates kept separate from build-backed certification evidence.

◈ CURRENT MILESTONE
MILESTONE 1

CRESA Certification & Release Readiness

Establishing CRESA's formal certification programme, validating production systems phase by phase and building the evidence required to move the Suite toward a dependable release candidate.

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◎ CURRENT FOCUS

Phase-based certification, runtime safety, Control Centre validation and release-readiness evidence

Human-written progress is published through the admin workflow, while certified feature status comes from a separate sanitized build payload.

  • Public development experience
  • Draft, preview and publish flow
  • Reusable showcase media
  • Build evidence boundary
  • Responsive and accessible delivery
⌁ DEVELOPMENT STATUS
19certification checks published
BitsPASS
Browser health during alertsPASS
Final alert clean statePASS
FollowPASS
Alert Framework baselinePASS
Gift SubPASS
Single → Stacked handoffPASS
Quiet AlertsPASS

Certification evidence is build-specific; live/manual evidence may still be required.

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◉ FEATURE SHOWCASE

The latest build evidence takes centre stage, with previous showcases kept close at hand.

Showcase library →
FEATURE

Single Alert Trigger

Follow alerts begin evolving beyond generic notifications with a dedicated fullscreen presentation, viewer identity support, profile imagery and sound.

▤ LATEST UPDATES
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CRESA Web Runtime Takes a Major Step Forward UPDATE

What started as a browser-runtime migration turned into four days of CEF, Twitch, authentication, playback and native bridge debugging. The result: CRESA can now detect and clear Twitch's "Start Watching" content gate automatically — and the path back to Raid Out and browser-scene migration is finally open.

Read full update →Evidence reference: CRESA Web Runtime Phase 3.8.10H · View evidence →

CRESA Web Source coming along slowly! UPDATE

Major progress on CRESA Web Source. The prototype can now render through OBS Browser and successfully play live Twitch video using the official Twitch player. Interactive browser controls are also working. Current development is focused on automatic playback and routing browser audio correctly through CRESA’s own OBS mixer channel.

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Raid Centre Opens the Door to a CRESA-Owned Web Source UPDATE

Raid Centre development exposed limitations in the standard OBS Browser Source, leading to an early CRESA-owned Chromium source prototype. It’s still very early, but the first rendering path into OBS is working and looking promising.

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CRESA Repairs Its Browser Request Pipeline UPDATE

CRESA repairs a shared HTTP and browser polling bottleneck uncovered by certification, cutting multi-second alert-state requests to milliseconds and restoring a stable runtime under sustained use.

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CRESA's Alert System Passes Phase 2 Certification UPDATE

CRESA completes Phase 2 certification with Sub, Resub, Stacked and Quiet presentations clearing their remaining visual gates alongside the already-passing automated runtime checks

Read full update →Evidence reference: Phase 2 Certification · View evidence →

CRESA Starts Certifying Features End to End UPDATE

CRESA puts its new certification system to work, validating complete feature paths across the engine, OBS and browser runtime while separating automated proof from visual review.

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🚀 UP NEXT
Full roadmap →
  • Build evidence dashboardBring certified feature evidence into the public status view.
    Next
◔ FAR FUTURE

Long-term ideas and exploration, not promised release features.

  • VTuber Integration FrameworkIntegration support for existing VTuber applications through a normalized CRESA coordination layer.
  • Mobile version of the SuiteA local-network remote interface for controlling CRESA from a phone, tablet or another computer, allowing key production controls to remain accessible without needing to tab out of a game.
  • 3rd Party IntergrationAllow for 3rd party software/services to be hook-able. This may include example (MixItUp, StreamElements...)
  • Community made layouts/themesGiven the Suite runs basically off HTML/CSS styling this may be a roadblock for some. Allowing the community and those who are knowledgeable can create and share custom layouts and themes.
  • Moderator ManagementView, add and remove Twitch moderators directly from the suite.

This is a living roadmap and may change over time.