User feedback drives MAAS development. Feature requests help us understand what real-world problems you need solved. While we cannot guarantee every request will be implemented, clear, well-structured requests increase the chance of adoption.
Step 1 – Choose your path
- Have a clear request? Post directly in Discourse: Features.
- Exploring an idea? Use the checklist below to shape it before posting.
Step 2 – Shape your feature request
A strong feature request:
- Addresses a common problem – not just a one-off scenario.
- Describes needs in real-world terms – what you’re trying to achieve.
- Includes user stories and use cases – concrete examples.
- Explains the “what” and the “how” – what you need, and how you expect it to work.
- Provides contact details – so we can follow up.
Step 3 – Post your request
- Go to MAAS Discourse: Features.
- Click New Topic.
- Add a clear title and summary.
- Paste your prepared details.
- Submit.
Safety nets
- Not sure if it’s already requested? Search the Features category first.
- Concerned about sharing details? Remove any sensitive information before posting.
- Need help drafting? Start a discussion in the Users category to refine your idea.
Next steps
If you’re certain about your request, go ahead and create a new Features post on Discourse. If you have an idea but are not sure how to present it, make sure that your feature idea:
- Addresses a common problem.
- Clearly describes well-articulated needs and real-world scenarios.
- Includes detailed user stories and use cases.
- Is clearly described, allowing us to understand both the ‘what’ and the ‘how’.
- Includes contact details for follow-up questions.
The more compelling your case, the greater the chances it will appear in a future release.
Last updated 12 days ago.