ck:plans-kanban

To visualize plan progress from markdown files, you can use a Kanban dashboard that parses plan.md files with YAML frontmatter to group plans by status, display progress bars, and render milestones on a layered timeline.

A Node.js dashboard parses YAML frontmatter using the gray-matter dependency, extracting status, priority, and phase metadata from local plan.md files to generate timeline insights and populate the Kanban board.

Yes, the plan tracking dashboard supports remote access through safe static asset serving with file path validation. It also provides a JSON API and a built-in file viewer to render individual plan.md files with navigation.

The best way to consolidate scattered plan.md files is to point a local Node.js server at your plans directory, which scans the folder and aggregates the documents into an interactive Kanban board with an activity heatmap.

Yes, this Kanban timeline dashboard requires a Node.js environment to run the server and manage port allocation, alongside the gray-matter dependency to parse the YAML frontmatter in your plan files.

A key limitation when serving a local plans directory is directory traversal risk, which the dashboard mitigates through strict file path validation, ensuring only authorized static assets and plan.md files are accessed.