What problem does it solve? Customizing a gym operator dashboard without understanding the existing codebase leads to broken workflows, unsafe data access, and mismatched assumptions. This Skill guides you through inspecting the actual Openfront Gym source code, interviewing stakeholders, and safely adapting the built-in dashboard or building a separate client. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Source Architecture Orientation: Explains where dashboard behavior lives across features/dashboard, features/platform, and features/keystone before any code changes. - Structured Requirements Interview: Asks targeted questions about target revision, deployment mode, operator jobs, roles, and design constraints. - Contract Verification: Traces GraphQL operations, schema access rules, and server actions to produce a capability matrix distinguishing presentation-only changes from backend work. - Use Case: A gym operator wants a custom front-desk check-in screen. The Skill inspects the current dashboard routes, verifies the GraphQL mutations exist and are authorized, then either adapts the built-in client or scaffolds a safe separate client with pinned schema types. ## Quick Start Use this skill to plan a custom operator dashboard for my Openfront Gym deployment by inspecting the source and interviewing me about requirements.
