Roadmap Q2 Update

Product Roadmap: 2026 Q2 update

This blog post continues our quarterly roadmap updates for Sensmetry’s SysML v2 ecosystem products. The goal of this post is to outline our current short- to medium-term vision & priorities as well as to reflect on the developments over the past 3 months.

Disclaimer: This blog post outlines upcoming features and developments for Syside. Please note that these details are shared for general awareness of direction and may be subject to change over time due to evolving circumstances. Plans and timelines can shift as projects progress, and any updates or releases will ultimately be determined by Sensmetry.

Q1 and Q2: what shipped, what shifted

Our work during Q1 and Q2 has been reshaped by the requests and priorities of Sensmetry's largest client organizations scaling up Syside usage to bring to an enterprise at scale. Thus user productivity and tool interoperability features have been added and prioritized leading to deviations relative the roadmap update 3 months ago. All these changes are with a goal to ease SysML v2 and Syside adoption within enterprises. The recent version 0.9.0 release with newly added productivity and interoperability features clearly reflects that.

Following both our roadmap and present customer needs, the following have been added and prioritized already for Q2:

Model editing from user-defined table views,
Inlay hints in textual editing,
Requirements management support & interoperability with requirement tools (JAMA, Codebeamer, DOORS, Polarion, Cameo) through ReqIF support,
Full support of all the different SysML v2 diagram views.

What has changed relative to the last roadmap update is that Syside and Sysand are planned to reach v1 status together in Q3, despite initial plans to focus on Syside first and later Sysand. It is the best way to achieve consistent ecosystem experience across both tools that users can rely on in production projects.

Refer to the table below for a more detailed outline of the features that have recently become available – or will be shipped soon.

Product	Recently delivered	Q2 2026 (Apr–Jun)
Commitment level →	Delivered	Delivered or Planned
Syside Suite (Overall)	• Production-ready textual and programmatic manipulation of SysML v2 models — usable on live projects today. • Git-based team collaboration via Sysand. • Syside and Sysand run on-premises and in air-gapped enviroments.	• Editable user-defined table views • Requirements management support, incl. interoperability with requirements tools through ReqIF import/export. • First release of full SysML v2 graphical views support. • Textual and programmatic authoring integrated with the Sysand package manager. • Revamped Sysand website & index with self-service user accounts.
Syside Modeler	• Initial SysML v2 standard views and viewpoints support. • Multiple tabs for parallel model visualisations. • Sequence and use-case diagrams. • CLI for diagram generation — usable in CI/CD pipelines.	• First release of full SysML v2 graphical views support (sequence, action flow, etc.). • Editable user-defined tabular and traceability views. • ReqIF import/export (exchange with Codebeamer validated). • Sysand integration into Syside, enabling Modeler features to work with external libraries (ex. "rename symbol" not replacing element names in library files). • Inlay hints to accelerate SysML v2 textual authoring, making implicit language semantics visible.
Syside Automator	• Filtering of model elements by metadata — enables filtered BOMs, domain-specific component views, and selective export to external tools. • Evaluation of calculations and user-defined functions — compute parameters and physical properties directly from the model.	• SysML v2 computational capabilities: units type-checking and conversion, requirements evaluation. • Additional high-level model querying functions for model analysis. • Python API for SysML v2 API functions.
Sysand	• Git as a package source supported — pull SysML v2 packages directly from Git repositories (GitHub, GitLab, etc.). • Local path dependencies supported — point Sysand at a local folder during development.	• Revamped Sysand index with publisher accounts, `sysand publish` command, dedicated pages to each package. • Transparent environment management. • Package namespacing via publisher field — multiple teams can each publish a package called "Requirements" without collision. • Readme, changelog, and license file inclusion in package archives (KPARs) and rendering in the index. • Pre-made GitHub Action — one-step publish of KPARs from CI/CD.
Ecosystem & User Success	• Reference apps built on Syside Automator: automatic report generation, state machine simulation.	• Modeling style methodology with a complete example model — a reference your teams can adapt. • Use-case-driven practical training built around a physical robot reference system. • System-as-Code Fest 2026-H1, Detroit, MI, & Online.

Looking into Q3: crossing the v1 line

Q3 is when we plan to have both Syside and Sysand reach v1 together, and the months between now and then are about getting the tools ready for it. For Q3, we are working on the following:

Syside Suite & Sysand together reach v1 — stable integrated production releases with long-term support per major version.
Full & mature support for graphical views and improved user-defined views based on user feedback.
New high-level user-centric Python API release – to make model processing/querying capability with Syside Automator intuitive and easily accessible to less-technical SysML v2 users (data analysts, etc.).
Initial support for access and analysis of models stored in model servers via Automator.
Syside & Sysand MCP servers — to make it even easier for AI assistants (Claude, Copilot, etc.) to work with your SysML v2 models in tandem with Syside & Sysand.

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Where Syside Derisker is heading

Syside Derisker, a SysML v2-based automotive safety, reliability, and cybersecurity analysis & assurance tool to support ISO 26262 & ISO 21434 activities is being tested by early adopter and continuously improved based on user feedback. If you are Syside Business License Owner, contact us to get access to use the Syside Derisker tool. The public stable release is planned for Q3, with more details below:

Coming in Q3:

Stable release for Business License owners
ISO 26262 safety analysis hardened to production grade for compliance workflows, covering HARA, FMECA, FTA, HAZOP, and STPA

Already in the hands of Business License owners:

Initial closed release of the ISO 26262 safety analysis tool, covering HARA, FMECA, and HAZOP analyses

Planned for Q4:

Initial ISO 21434 automotive cybersecurity support: threat analysis and risk assessment aligned with the standard

Product Roadmap: 2026 Q2 update

Q1 and Q2: what shipped, what shifted

Looking into Q3: crossing the v1 line

Where Syside Derisker is heading

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