What problem does it solve? Customizing an airline operator dashboard without understanding the existing codebase leads to broken workflows, duplicated business logic, and unsafe assumptions about the backend contract. This Skill guides a structured process of source orientation, user interviews, and code inspection before any implementation begins. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Source Architecture Orientation: Explains where behavior lives in the Openfront Airline repository, including the reusable Keystone dashboard shell in features/dashboard and the product-specific operator experience in features/platform. - Structured Requirements Interview: Asks targeted questions about the target revision, built-in versus separate client mode, operator jobs, roles, and deployment constraints before writing code. - Contract Verification and Capability Matrix: Traces routes, data loaders, GraphQL operations, schema access rules, and provider integrations to classify each feature as verified, presentation-only, backend-blocked, or absent. - Use Case: An airline operations team wants a custom dashboard for bookings, tickets/EMDs, and disruption recovery. The Skill inspects the actual schema and server actions, identifies which flows are safe to reuse, and produces a handoff report with blockers and test evidence. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to plan a custom Openfront Airline operator dashboard and point it at your source checkout so it can inspect the routes, schema, and server operations before proposing changes.
