Dashboard
This is where you land. Every time. It's not a page full of charts you configured six months ago and now ignore — it's a live, AI-curated view of everything that matters about your project right now.
Pending decisions, active tasks, the AI's current mood (metaphorically), your roadmap progress, recent workspace activity — all on one screen, updating every 10 seconds. Think of it as your project's vital signs monitor, except the patient is your business and the doctor is an AI that never sleeps.
What you're looking at
The dashboard is a responsive grid. On larger screens it's a two-column layout that groups related information together. On mobile it stacks vertically. Here's what each section does.
Solmyr
CoreThe AI's current state — greeting, status, what it's working on, and its latest thought.
Announcements
Milestones hit, strategic insights, project news — things the AI thinks you should know about.
Inbox Preview
Decisions waiting for your call and tasks that need your attention, pulled straight from the inbox.
Roadmap
Your phased plan with milestone progress, velocity tracking, and the overall trajectory.
Solmyr's Tasks
The AI's active queue — what it's working on, what's up next, and what's waiting for review.
Workspaces
Quick access to your most recently active workspaces with block counts and last-update times.
Meet Solmyr
The top-left card on the dashboard isn't a widget. It's Solmyr. The AI has a presence here — a time-aware greeting ("Good morning, Sarah"), a status line that tells you exactly what it's doing right now, and a section for its latest thought.
The status adapts to whatever's happening: working on a specific task, reviewing your work, deciding (waiting on your input for a decision), waiting (nothing to do, next check-in scheduled), or paused. If the AI is actively processing something, you'll see a live activity indicator with what it's working on.
The "latest thought" section is genuinely interesting. It's not a log message — it's the AI's most recent strategic observation, rendered in markdown. Sometimes it's a market insight. Sometimes it's a concern about timeline risk. Sometimes the AI just has nothing to say, and you get a random idle line like "I had a thought, but I let it go. More coming soon." We didn't plan for it to be charming. It just happened.
Solmyr's modes
Your inbox, at a glance
Decisions
Pending decisions show up here with a "Decide" chip. These are things Solmyr has surfaced for your input — it won't move forward on tactical or strategic matters without your sign-off. One click takes you to the full decision view where you can review options, read the AI's recommendation, and approve or defer.
Tasks
Tasks assigned to you — or tasks in review that need your eyes — appear below the decisions. Each row shows the status, the workspace it belongs to, and links directly to the board. The inbox preview is intentionally compact; the full inbox has filtering, sorting, and the dependency graph.
"Inbox zero. You're living the dream."
One of 10 random empty-state lines. We had fun with these.
Announcements
The announcements panel sits next to the Solmyr card. It shows the most recent non-alert updates — things like milestones reached, strategic insights the AI has generated, or general project news. Each one has a category ( Milestone Insight News ) and timestamp.
Content is rendered as markdown, so the AI can include formatting, links, and emphasis. If the text is long, clicking the card opens a detail modal. There's also a "View all" overlay if you want the complete history. Pinned announcements get a subtle pin icon, because even the small things deserve polish.
The roadmap
If you selected a roadmap during setup (or the AI created one later), you get a timeline section on the dashboard. It's collapsed by default to keep things tidy, but it packs a lot into a small space.
The collapsed view shows the overall milestone count, the currently active phase name, and a progress bar. Expand it and you get a horizontal scroll of phase cards — each showing its status (completed, in progress, or planned), milestone progress, target dates, and a description. Click any phase card for the full breakdown including individual milestones.
There are also velocity chips — small indicators showing how many tasks were completed this week and how many remain. It's a quick gut-check on momentum. Are you cruising or stalling? The numbers don't lie, even when your gut tells you everything is fine.
Phase statuses
Tasks & Workspaces
The bottom row of the dashboard shows what Solmyr is actively working on and where your project lives.
Solmyr's Tasks
This isn't your to-do list — it's the AI's. Tasks that Solmyr is working on, queued to work on, or waiting for your review. Each row shows priority, title, which workspace and board it belongs to, status, and due date. Click any task to jump straight to its board.
The queue logic is deliberate: AI-assigned tasks in backlog, to-do, or in-progress show up. Human tasks in review also show up — because that means youfinished something and Solmyr needs to look at it. It's a two-way workflow, not a one-way command chain.
Workspaces
A compact list of your most recently active workspaces — icon, title, block count, and how long ago something changed. It's a quick shortcut into whatever you were working on last. Click any row to jump in, or hit "View all" to see the full workspace grid.
If you haven't created any workspaces yet (or the AI hasn't built them during setup), this panel shows a clean empty state. No pressure. The workspaces will come.
Behind the scenes
The dashboard isn't just a pretty face. There's a surprising amount of infrastructure keeping it current:
- 10-second polling — the dashboard re-fetches all data every 10 seconds. No WebSockets, no push notifications — just reliable polling. Unsexy but effective.
- Automatic event processing — if the dashboard detects pending events (triggers that fired, tasks that changed), it kicks the event processor automatically. You don't have to do anything. The dashboard is self-healing in that sense.
- Derived AI mode — Solmyr's status isn't hardcoded. It's computed from the actual state of the system — are there events being processed? Is a task in progress? Are there pending decisions? The mode falls out of reality, not a config flag.
- Onboarding awareness — first-time users get an intro card followed by a spotlight tour that walks through every section. The dashboard knows whether you've seen the tour and won't bother you again once you have.
The spotlight tour
First time on the dashboard? You get a guided walkthrough. A spotlight highlights each section while a tooltip explains what it does. It covers both the sidebar navigation and every dashboard panel. Here's the full sequence:
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Chat
How to actually talk to Solmyr — context, mentions, and what happens when you hit send.