policyengine-dashboard-workflow

To generate a Next.js dashboard from a natural language prompt, you provide a text description to trigger a multi-agent workflow that plans, scaffolds, and integrates backend and frontend components. This pipeline outputs a deployable Next.js and Tailwind dashboard project.

Multi-agent orchestration for dashboard scaffolding works by coordinating multiple agents across reproducible phases like planning, backend and frontend integration, validation, and deployment. It enforces a plan YAML schema to ensure the generated Next.js project maintains consistent structure and PolicyEngine UI tokens.

Yes, you can use a custom backend with the PolicyEngine API v2 alpha. The orchestrated workflow explicitly validates compatibility with API v2 alpha patterns and supports custom backend integration during the backend and frontend connection phases.

The best way to deploy a PolicyEngine dashboard using Vercel and Modal is to run the multi-agent workflow that generates the Next.js project structure, passes automated testing and human review checkpoints, and prepares the validated output for deployment across these platforms.

Yes, there are human review checkpoints during the dashboard generation workflow. The multi-agent pipeline enables rapid iteration from description to deployment by pausing for automated testing and human validation before finalizing the deployable Next.js project.

Yes, the dashboard workflow enforces a specific plan YAML schema for Next.js projects. This schema structures the planning phase and ensures the multi-agent pipeline correctly scaffolds the project and embeds the PolicyEngine UI tokens for consistent design.