> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.cashmere.exchange/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Roadmap > Automating range management, and opening the tooling to anyone who wants to run a strategy. Everything on this page is intent, not commitment. None of it is enforced by a contract, none of it has a date, and none of it should be treated as a promise. It is here so that the direction is written down rather than implied. ## Automated range management Today positions are opened, sized and repositioned by hand, from measurements the dashboard already computes. The measurements are the hard part and they are done; the mechanical part is not. The direction is to close that loop: a keeper that watches each position against its own pool, moves a range when the price leaves it, and picks the venue by the same dilution-adjusted comparison used now. Uniswap v4 makes this materially cheaper than v3 — its position manager can burn and re-mint in a single atomic call, so a reposition is one transaction rather than a sequence. Range occupancy, pool fee rate and price travel are already measured per position. The step missing is acting on them without a human in the loop. Reposition when a range stops holding, and re-rank venues when a pool's character changes. Every action still readable on-chain afterwards. ## A platform for other strategies The tooling built to run this book is not specific to it. Pool comparison, range sizing from measured price travel, fee-share and impermanent-loss accounting — none of it knows whose capital it is looking at. The intent is to open it: let anyone run a managed liquidity strategy with the same measurements and the same automation, across a set of curated pools rather than a single treasury book. Goat Street holders would keep the position they have today — the treasury's own book pays them — while the platform serves people who want to run their own. ## More pools The book currently sits in a handful of equity and ETH pairs chosen because their price travel is contained enough for a workable range. Widening that set is a research question, not a switch: each candidate has to be measured over a real window, with fees and impermanent loss counted together, before capital goes near it. What is live today is on [How positions are run](/goat-strategy/how-it-works). What the split guarantees — and does not — is on [Overview](/goat-strategy/overview#what-is-enforced-and-what-is-policy).