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dispatch-dashboard

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Live browser dashboard for monitoring dispatch workers. Shows real-time progress, blocked workers, IPC questions, and auto-shuts down when all tasks complete. Launch via script or include in dispatch scaffolding.

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    Start the dashboard server pointing at a dispatch tasks directory:

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  2. Distinctive:

    Add to the dispatch scaffolding Bash call:

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Dispatch Dashboard

Live browser dashboard for monitoring dispatch worker progress.

Usage

Start the dashboard server pointing at a dispatch tasks directory:

python3 <skill-dir>/scripts/dashboard.py <tasks-dir> [--no-open]
  • <tasks-dir>: path to .dispatch/tasks/ directory
  • --no-open: skip auto-opening browser

The server binds to a free port on localhost, writes the port to .dispatch/dashboard.port, and opens the dashboard in your browser.

Integration with Dispatch

Add to the dispatch scaffolding Bash call:

if [ ! -f .dispatch/dashboard.port ] || ! curl -s -o /dev/null -w '' "http://localhost:$(cat .dispatch/dashboard.port)/api/status" 2>/dev/null; then
  rm -f .dispatch/dashboard.port .dispatch/dashboard.pid
  python3 <skill-dir>/scripts/dashboard.py .dispatch/tasks &
fi

Auto-Shutdown

The server monitors for .done markers in each task's IPC directory. Once all tasks have completed, it waits 60 seconds (grace period for reviewing final state) then exits and cleans up port/pid files.

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