What problem does it solve? Customizing the Openfront Coffee Shop operator dashboard is risky without knowing the real architecture: assumptions about routes, GraphQL operations, and access rules lead to broken or unsafe changes. This Skill guides a source-grounded process that inspects the actual product code and contract before proposing or implementing dashboard changes. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Source Orientation: Explains where behavior lives, including features/dashboard (generic Keystone admin shell), features/platform (Coffee Shop operator experience), app/dashboard routes, and the Keystone schema and mutations. - Structured Interview and Inspection: Asks targeted scoping questions, then enumerates routes, screens, data loaders, GraphQL operations, access rules, and provider integrations to build a capability matrix. - Built-in vs Separate Client Guidance: Provides rules for safely adapting the built-in dashboard or building an independently deployed client with pinned schemas, checked operations, and server-side credentials. - Use Case: An operator wants a redesigned KDS and orders screen. The Skill inspects the current screens and server actions, classifies each change as presentation-only or backend-contract work, and delivers a handoff report with blockers and tests. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to plan a custom Coffee Shop operator dashboard by inspecting the current Openfront source and interviewing you about scope and deployment.
