What problem does it solve? Customizing an operator dashboard without understanding the existing source architecture leads to broken contracts, duplicated business logic, and unsafe assumptions about backend capabilities. This Skill guides a disciplined process of source orientation, user interviews, and contract inspection before any dashboard code is written. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Source Architecture Orientation: Explains where behavior lives across features/dashboard, features/platform, app/dashboard, and the Keystone schema before implementation begins. - Structured Requirements Interview: Asks targeted questions about checkout path, deployment mode, operator jobs, roles, and test environments. - Contract Verification: Traces routes, data loaders, GraphQL operations, access rules, and provider adapters to produce a capability matrix distinguishing verified, presentation-only, and blocked work. - Use Case: A team wants to redesign the UIKit operator dashboard for catalog and order management. The Skill inspects the actual checkout, maps every screen to its server operations, and recommends whether to adapt the built-in client or build a separate one. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to plan a custom Openfront UIKit operator dashboard by first inspecting the current source checkout and interviewing you about requirements.
