cockpit

To unify Kanban task boards and project memory into a single dashboard, use an interactive cockpit that consolidates tasks, memory files, and AI guidance in-browser to reduce cross-tool fragmentation. It requires static assets and a local bridge server.

Yes, a local bridge server is required to use the AI chatbot for on-demand project management guidance. The bridge connects the interactive dashboard's static assets to provide answers about your project.

You can browse and edit project memory files and glossaries in a browser dashboard using a memory viewer component. It is part of a unified cockpit that keeps project knowledge synced with your tasks.

Yes, you can run project health checks and verify structure readiness from a local dashboard. The project pulse feature checks essential project structure and readiness directly within the in-browser interface.

The best way to manage deep-work focus timer sessions alongside Kanban tasks is using a unified project cockpit. It integrates a focus timer with drag-and-drop task boards and memory browsing in a single dashboard.

To detect external file changes and prompt a dashboard refresh for project management, use a drift watcher. It identifies external modifications to tasks and memory, prompting you to refresh the in-browser interface.