That said, it's true that Cap'n Proto relies on its users to contribute improvements to the implementation. We don't currently have a team who can dedicate their time to building out capnp implementations in every language.
At present, within Cloudflare, the heaviest use is C++, with some stuff in Go, Rust, Java, and Lua. Hence, if you look at the C++ implementation you'll see it's been pretty active. At the moment we don't have a JavaScript use case so haven't put effort into that implementation. But given that Workers itself is a JavaScript platform, it seems reasonably likely that we'll end up putting some work into the JavaScript/TypeScript implementation at some point down the road.