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automation-portfolio

Skill19 starsChanged 5 months agoNo licenceView on GitHub

Aggregate the automation-pipeline-board status of many projects into one read-only, designer-readable HTML overview dashboard: one card per tracked project showing its current stage, why it is stuck (a possibly-stalled run, the first unmet or stale handoff, or pending designer decisions), and a link to that project's own pipeline board. Use when a designer watches several projects that run design-to-engineering automation and needs one page answering which project is where and who is blocked, without opening each project or reading any run JSON. The dashboard is built by re-running the existing automation-pipeline-board build and render commands per project; a failing project becomes an error card instead of aborting the batch. It is a static snapshot: no server, no port, no polling, no run button, and it never modifies any tracked project.

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