plans-kanban

You can visualize plan progress and milestones by running a local HTTP dashboard server on your plans directory. It parses YAML frontmatter and plan tables across multiple directories to render Kanban boards and timelines for tracking project status.

The dashboard extracts progress and duration by parsing YAML frontmatter for file metadata and reading specific plan tables within the markdown files. This parsed data is then used to calculate milestones and phase durations for visualization.

Yes, the local project management dashboard includes optional remote access capabilities. It serves via an installable HTTP server, enforcing safe file access while allowing broader team access to Kanban boards and plan details.

The best way to track multiple project plans stored in separate directories is using a unified dashboard that aggregates directory data. It enforces safe file access to provide single-dashboard navigation across Kanban boards and timelines.

Yes, YAML frontmatter is required in your plan files to generate a timeline visualization. The dashboard parses this YAML metadata to extract project details, which are then combined with plan table data to render milestones and phase durations.