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Project Home — Dashboard

The per-project overview screen — opens automatically when you open a project from the Launcher.

The project's dashboard — a single-screen rollup of workflow completion, open issues, timeline progress, and layer status, so you can see where the project actually stands without digging through every page.

Project Home — stats donuts, timeline card, and layer progress cards
Project Home — stats donuts, timeline card, and layer progress cards

Stats row

Three ring-chart cards, rendered as inline SVG (no charting library):

  • Workflow Status — Completed / In Progress / Open / Differed, center shows % complete.
  • Issue Status — Open / In Progress / Resolved, center shows total issue count.
  • Success Criteria — Completed / Remaining across every workflow's checklist, center shows % complete.

Project timeline

If the project has a Start/End Date (set from the Launcher), a progress bar compares two percentages: how much work is actually done (aggregated executed/total across all layers) versus how much of the calendar timeline has elapsed. A status pill reads Not Started, On Track, Behind Schedule, Overdue, or Completed based on that comparison. Without dates set, this card shows an empty-state prompting you to add them.

Quick links

Two cards jump straight to commonly-needed pages: Project Overview (opens the Documents page, scrolled to a document literally titled "Project Overview" if one exists) and Style Guide (badge reads "Set" once the project has any light/dark design tokens defined).

Layer progress

One card per Project Layer, showing a big percentage (executed/total workflow units in that layer) and a segmented bar split into Executed / Running / Review / Failed / Open. A layer with no workflow units yet shows "—" and a flat gray bar.

Export PDF

The Export PDF button in the top-right builds a standalone, print-styled copy of the dashboard (same stats/timeline/layer cards) and saves it via a native file dialog, named {Project Name} Dashboard {timestamp}.

The header badge is a numeric count of uncommitted changed files across every layer with a real folder path set — it's hidden entirely when that count is 0. Project Home polls git status for it every 10 seconds in the background, and polling is skipped for layers without a folder path.