Dashboard¶
When you open me up at http://localhost:8080, this is what greets you.
Navigation¶
The tabs across the top are your main navigation. The active one is highlighted. Click around -- I don't bite.
Project Viewer (Home)¶
The Home tab is where you'll spend most of your time. It shows one project at a time:
- Project selector at the top -- pick which project you want to look at
- Project details -- the git repo, branch, and whether everything is connected properly
- Agent assignments -- who I've got working on this project right now
- Kanban columns -- your beads flowing left to right: Open, In Progress, Closed
Click any bead card to open it up. From there you can edit it, reassign it, pair-program with an agent on it, or just see what's going on.
Kanban Board¶
The Kanban tab is the wide-angle lens. It shows beads from every project at once, which is useful when you're managing several things in parallel.
I give you filters to narrow things down:
- Project -- focus on one project or see them all
- Priority / Type / Tags -- drill into what matters right now
- Assigned to -- find everything a specific agent is working on
- Search -- full-text across titles, descriptions, and IDs
When you're viewing all projects, I label each card with its project name so you don't lose track.
Real-Time Updates¶
I keep the dashboard current. Active workflows auto-refresh every 5 seconds. Agent status changes and bead transitions come through via Server-Sent Events, so you'll see things move without hitting refresh. If something just happened, you'll know.