What problem does it solve? Customizing the Openfront Construction operator dashboard requires understanding a layered Keystone codebase, and guessing at the GraphQL contract or borrowing patterns from other verticals produces broken or unsafe screens. This Skill guides a disciplined process: orient in the actual source, interview stakeholders, inspect the real schema and access rules, then adapt the built-in dashboard or build a separate client safely. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Source Orientation: Explains where behavior lives across features/dashboard, features/platform, app/dashboard, and the Keystone models, access rules, and schema.graphql. - Structured Discovery: Runs a stakeholder interview and a required source inspection covering routes, data loaders, GraphQL operations, access control, idempotency, and provider integrations, producing a capability matrix. - Two Delivery Modes: Adapts the built-in dashboard client or architects a separately deployed client with pinned schemas, named operations, BFF credential handling, and fail-closed validation. - Use Case: A team wants a custom project-portfolio and progress-billing dashboard for their Construction deployment. The Skill inspects their checkout, maps verified versus blocked operations, and implements only contract-backed screens. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to plan a custom Openfront Construction operator dashboard and point it at your source checkout and target revision.
