Add projects below that you're thinking of working on. If you see someone else's project that you'd like to help on, add your name, but email them as well please.
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Current CPAN clients have limitations that I believe can not be fixed without fundamentally changing the core of how they resolve dependencies, therefor I think we need a new CPAN client.
* Thorough support for recommended and suggested dependencies (including when they get circular)
* Strong support for parallel installation (and especially parallel downloading versus installing)
* Pluggable support for installing external dependencies
* Policy based decision making (e.g. licensing or security related).
cpantesters has been operating in a degraded state for quite a while. I look forward to working with preaction and others to stabilize the existing systems where possible. Additionally, I am working with Scott Baker (not in attendance) on a new underlying engine that can accept reports from CPAN::Reporter et al, and provide reporting functionality. A prototype will be available for experimentation and further hacking at the summit.