gk-progress

Track project progress by generating a real-time ASCII dashboard that parses task lists, git logs, and cost history files. This provides a high-level overview of build phases, task completion percentages, and environment health directly in your terminal.

Yes, you can monitor environment health, cost tracking, and active bug status in a single view. The dashboard aggregates this data from project metadata files, providing a read-only summary without requiring you to leave the terminal interface.

An ASCII dashboard for automated progress tracking is a text-based interface that visualizes completion percentages and phase gates. It operates by parsing task lists and git history to provide a real-time, high-level status overview of your development session.

No special dependencies are required. The dashboard requires only read-only access to the project directory and standard shell utilities to aggregate data from files like TASKS.md and git logs, ensuring a lightweight setup.

Identify blocked phase gates by viewing the dashboard, which summarizes project build progress against defined phases and tasks. It highlights completion statuses and active issues, allowing you to quickly verify which gates are currently blocked.

No, the gk-progress dashboard operates with read-only access to the project directory. It strictly parses task lists, git logs, and cost history files to display the status overview without modifying any underlying project files.