dashboard

Aggregate active briefs and recent sessions across projects via igris brain MCP with SQLite fallback.

10|Updated Oct 25, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/fiftynotai/igris-ai --skill dashboard-fiftynotai
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Skill: dashboard
Source: https://github.com/fiftynotai/igris-ai/tree/main/.claude/skills/dashboard
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/fiftynotai/igris-ai --skill dashboard-fiftynotai

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Teams working across multiple repositories lose visibility into what briefs are active and which sessions recently occurred, causing context loss and duplicated work. The dashboard centralizes brief and session information so engineers and managers can quickly see project activity, priorities, and recent work without opening each repo or database.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Cross-project visibility: Aggregates recent sessions and brief status across all projects tracked by the igris brain.
  • Resilient querying: Attempts MCP (igris-brain) calls and falls back to a local SQLite query when MCP is unavailable.
  • Actionable summaries: Presents session timelines, brief counts by status, and a table of active briefs to surface blocked or high-priority items.
  • Use Case: A developer returning after an interruption can run the dashboard to quickly identify the brief they were working on and the current phase and priority.

Quick Start

Use the dashboard skill to show active briefs and recent sessions across all projects.

Frequently Asked Questions about dashboard

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I get a cross-project dashboard for active briefs and recent sessions?

To get a cross-project dashboard for active briefs and recent sessions, use a tool that queries the igris-brain MCP interface to aggregate session history and brief statuses across all tracked repositories into a concise summary.

How do I monitor brief status across multiple repositories without opening each one?

To monitor brief status across multiple repositories without opening each one, use a dashboard that queries your igris brain to aggregate active briefs and present a table of blocked or high-priority items.

Can I track recent session history for multiple projects using SQLite?

Yes, you can track recent session history for multiple projects using SQLite because the dashboard falls back to querying a local ~/.igris SQLite database when the MCP interface is unavailable.

Does the dashboard work with the igris-brain MCP if the server is unavailable?

Yes, the dashboard works if the igris-brain MCP is unavailable by automatically falling back to a local SQLite query, ensuring you can still surface active briefs and recent sessions.

What is the best way to surface blocked or high-priority briefs across engineering teams?

The best way to surface blocked or high-priority briefs is using a cross-project dashboard that formats brief metadata into a table, highlighting active items by status and priority across repositories.

How do I view recent session timelines to recover context after an interruption?

To view recent session timelines and recover context after an interruption, run a dashboard query to surface recent sessions and identify the active brief, current phase, and priority.