gsp-progress

A terminal progress dashboard renders real-time, text-based visual indicators for tracking multiple branding projects and pipelines. It reads configuration and state files to compute phase completion, displaying completed, in-progress, and pending stages using Unicode progress bars.

To view blocked or ahead projects in a low-bandwidth terminal, run the gsp-progress skill. It renders a concise dashboard using Unicode connectors and visual indicators, allowing quick scanning of branding and project status without heavy graphical overhead.

Yes, you can generate a project progress dashboard by applying a skill that reads STATE.md and config.json directly. It computes the current phase completion data from these files and outputs a readable, text-based visual representation of your pipeline status.

The best way to monitor design pipelines from the command line is using a text-based dashboard tool that computes phase completion and renders Unicode progress bars. This approach provides quick visual scanning of multiple brands and projects directly in your terminal environment.

Yes, a terminal progress dashboard is designed for teams tracking multiple brands and projects simultaneously. It provides a unified view by reading state files and rendering visual indicators that show the real-time phase completion across all tracked branding pipelines.

Unicode progress bars are used for monitoring project pipelines because they provide readable output for quick scanning in low-bandwidth terminals. They offer visual indicators like diamond icons for completed phases without requiring a web dashboard or heavy graphical interface.