Rootflo's Wavefront Seeks Developer Feedback on Missing Features for Enterprise AI Harness

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A developer working on Wavefront, an enterprise AI harness that connects data to AI, has asked the community what features are missing from the platform. The project is hosted on GitHub under the rootflo organization and has accompanying documentation on its project website. The post invites users to suggest capabilities they would find useful. The request was shared on DEV Community as a way to gather input from potential users.

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