Helios - Dashboard Auditor

You can audit dashboard data integrity by running automated checks across data.json, ACTIVE.md, current-task.md, MEMORY.md, and agent state files to surface timestamp drift, missing tasks, and misaligned statuses between sources.

Dashboard data drift occurs when mission-control dashboard data.json becomes out of sync with agent state files and ACTIVE.md views, causing misaligned statuses and outdated task assignments that require cross-source consistency verification.

Yes, you can apply optional safe auto-fixes to resolve discrepancies found during dashboard audits, while structured audit reports and automated alerts to CHAD_YI ensure governance and accountability for any changes made.

Dashboard audits should run at automated 15-minute intervals to detect and report drift between mission-control dashboard data and the state of all agents, ensuring the truth on the dashboard matches reality across the ecosystem.

Yes, the dashboard auditor validates task assignments by applying data integrity checks across current-task.md, MEMORY.md, and agent state files to surface missing tasks and timestamp drift, triggering alerts when inconsistencies are found.

Cross-source consistency verification is the process of comparing mission-control dashboard data against multiple agent state files and markdown records to detect status misalignment, timestamp drift, and missing task entries.