Graphite, a software engineering tool aimed at optimizing developers' workflows, has unveiled its roadmap to enhance efficiency and user experience. Key upcoming features include "gt absorb," designed to streamline code changes and maintain a clean git history by automatically amending commits, reducing the time spent on manual tasks. Graphite also plans to integrate advanced automation capabilities, allowing developers to control continuous integration processes and trigger actions based on code patterns in pull requests. This will help in quickly resolving issues and maintaining smooth operations. To further expedite merging processes, Graphite introduces a merge queue and Parallel CI, leveraging speculative execution to handle multiple branches simultaneously, ensuring a stable mainline. Additionally, new insights will provide metrics on shipping smaller pull requests, and a revamped navigation experience is already available to enhance usability. Lastly, Graphite is preparing a comprehensive State of Code Review report, analyzing data from millions of pull requests to understand and improve practices across the software development community.