predictleads-dashboard

An HTML dashboard visualizes cached PredictLeads signals by reading from your local SQLite database, compiling per-company signal counts and rendering filter and sort UI into a single self-contained file for prospect review.

Yes, you can browse lead signals without making external API requests because the dashboard reads exclusively from the local SQLite cache at ~/.gtm-os/gtm-os.db, enabling a zero-network review flow for previously fetched data.

Generate a self-contained HTML dashboard with per-company cards, signal count badges, and expandable details that non-technical teammates can open directly in any browser without needing database access or API credentials.

Yes, the HTML dashboard supports vertical filtering and sorting by signal density or recency, allowing you to quickly compare candidate companies based on their cached signal counts and callout timestamps.

Yes, you need previously fetched PredictLeads signals stored in your local SQLite database at ~/.gtm-os/gtm-os.db, as the dashboard only reads cached data and does not fetch new signals or make external API requests.

The dashboard shows no data for domains that have not been previously fetched and cached in your local SQLite database, as it only reads from the existing cache and cannot retrieve signals for uncached domains.