Operator dashboard

AI Ops Dashboard

Where it all comes together

Show or hide any dashboard tab.

How: Toggle tabs on/off and pick the default tab. Hidden tabs stay installed and can be turned back on anytime — nothing is deleted.

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How: Pick any of the 8 themes — your choice is saved in this browser only (it doesn't change the shared default).

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AI Operations Dashboard documentation

Guides and references for the dashboard itself. (Your project's own docs live in the Docs tab.)

Guides

Getting started

5 sections

Get a working AI Operations Dashboard running locally in 60 seconds. No database. No API keys. No services to provision.

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Configuration

4 sections

Everything you can tune lives in ai-ops-dashboard.config.ts. The file exports a single config: AiOpsDashboardConfig object. It's re-read on every render in dev, and at build time for production.

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Panels

12 sections

A panel is a self-contained module that produces one tab on the dashboard. Each panel declares the data it reads, exposes a server-side loader, and renders a React component with the result.

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Custom tabs

7 sections

The 12 built-in panels (Overview, Plan, Sprints, Activity, Pending, Log, Postmortems, Usage, Scheduled Jobs, Repos, Docs, Skills) — plus a guided "Start Here" onboarding checklist — cover the most…

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Data schemas

17 sections

This is the reference for every data file AI Operations Dashboard reads. If your dashboard panel doesn't render or npm run check:data is failing, this is the page that tells you what shape the file…

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Connecting your existing repos

8 sections

This dashboard is a hub. Your other project repos report into it: when a Claude Code session (or you) finishes work in a connected repo, the ai-ops-dashboard CLI writes a log entry, a pending item,…

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Deployment

8 sections

AI Operations Dashboard runs in three modes. Pick one with the AIOPSDASHBOARDMODE env var. The dashboard config and panel code are identical across all three — only runtime characteristics change.

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Upgrading

9 sections

AI Operations Dashboard ships as a distributable product: GitHub main on the master repo is the single source of truth, and every install tracks it through an upstream git remote. When the maintainer…

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FAQ

17 sections

Yes for personal, non-commercial projects. The "Powered by AI Operations Dashboard" footer stays on under the free tier.

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Reference

AI Operations Dashboard Handbook

8 sections

A four-day tour from a fresh clone to a dashboard you use every morning. Each day is a 10-to-15-minute session. Finish all four and you have a branded, data-fed, AI-maintainable operator view of your…

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AI Operations Dashboard — User Guide

16 sections

A complete walkthrough of how to use the dashboard, change what it shows, feed it your own data, add new panels, refresh it, and deploy it. Start here and read top to bottom the first time.…

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AI Operations Dashboard · For AI Agents

10 sections

This file is the entry point for any AI session working in this repository. Read it first; it tells you what AI Operations Dashboard is, where the moving parts live, what tasks you can safely take…

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AI Operations Dashboard

5 sections

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Changelog

4 sections

All notable changes to AI Operations Dashboard will be documented in this file. The format follows Keep a Changelog and the project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

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