Roadmap Folder
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A directory within an Agent Workspace that serves as the agent's ticket system, organizing discrete units of work (Ticket|tickets) that define what the agent needs to do over time.
Role in the Agent Workspace
The Roadmap Folder is described as a core structural component of a persistent agent workspace, functioning specifically as a container for the ticket system. As explained in To Give an Agent a Workspace: Laying a Foundation for Messy Forever Work, "the road map folder, which holds my ticket system" (4:03) represents the planning and work-tracking layer of the workspace. The folder's contents — individual tickets — are characterized as "this kind of idea of tickets" that live inside it (15:54), suggesting a structured but flexible approach to representing tasks.
Distinction from the Intel Corpus
The Roadmap Folder is architecturally distinct from another workspace layer: the Intel Corpus, which ingests external organizational reality such as meeting notes, emails, and Slack messages. The two systems answer different questions: "The ticket system remembers the work and the Intel corpus answers a different question" (1:07:50). Keeping these as separate layers is presented as a deliberate design choice — the Roadmap Folder tracks what is to be done, while the Intel Corpus tracks what is happening in the world around the agent.