*   The regular Sybase parser is only just functional.  If you are
    interested in using Sybase, I would suggest serializing the schema
    (via YAML or Storable) using the DBI-Sybase parser and then
    manipulating that as you see fit. 

*   Add more DBI parsers!  These have the potential to be very
    thorough and far faster than parsing text files with
    Parse::RecDescent.

*   At least allow more pass-through of INSERT, DELETE, and UPDATE
    statements

*   Add INSERT statements for xSV, Excel parsers to automatically
    create INSERTs for each row of data in the source file

*   Somehow merge ClassDBI producer with CGI::FormBuilder or Template
    Toolkit and some sort of automated CGI builder to create
    view/create/edit/delete forms for objects based on schema defs

*   Embetter the Diagram producer to use some real graphing algorithms
    to distribute the tables so that the lines don't overlap so badly

*   Integrate more with some standard XML schema representations,
    maybe like Torque DB (http://db.apache.org/torque/).  We've
    started messing around with XMI, too, but it isn't quite usable.

*   Possibly write a basic ANSI-92 SQL parser which could be extended
    when writing other new parsers.

*   Support for precompiled Parse::RecDescent grammars.

*   More code generation producers, such as Java, PHP, and Python.

*   Integrate Module::Pluggable as a replacement for the _list method.