Dashboard & widgets
The dashboard is Stellary’s main steering surface. It replaces the old separate cockpit screen with customizable views, actionable widgets, and metrics connected to real work.
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To handle now
Risks & blockers
Checkout API blocks the current sprint
Sprint focus
72%
current sprint
AI agents
Iris active · Codex in review · 1 proposal
Knowledge health
4 docs to review · 1 indexing failure
What the dashboard replaces
The board remains the card-by-card execution space. The dashboard answers a different question: what should the team look at or decide now? It brings project, mission, agent, document, pipeline, and approval signals into one configurable view.
One primary surface
The workspace opens on the dashboard. Cockpit remains a steering layer and historical alias, not a separate destination.
Actionable widgets
Each block should help you decide or open the right detail: blocked mission, approval, agent, document, pipeline, or project.
Role-based reading
A view can focus on execution, management, AI agents, knowledge, or risks without duplicating the workspace.
Personalize a view
Customization is meant to build a useful dashboard, not decorate a grid. Pick a view, add widgets, adjust their size, then configure the important sources and filters.
1. Enter customization
The Customize button unlocks adding, configuring, moving, and resizing widgets.
2. Choose a widget
The modal groups widgets clearly: dashboard, steering, metrics, AI agents, and immediate action.
3. Check the view
Preview and empty states make it clear what will appear before you confirm.
Widget catalog
The catalog now covers the current Dashboard landing and the newer steering needs. The important widgets are action-oriented: they show what is blocked, what needs approval, or what deserves a decision.
Operational inbox
Aggregates human approvals, agent proposals, blocked missions or todos, overdue cards, and items due soon.
Risks & blockers
Shows severity, blocker reasons, open questions, and links back to the affected projects or missions.
Today / sprint focus
Summarizes current sprint, active missions, active todos, and progress so the team knows where to focus.
Projects needing attention
Surfaces overdue, soon due, high-priority, or risky projects, sorted by urgency.
Mission dependencies
Shows blocker chains and critical dependencies so you can understand why execution is not moving.
Knowledge health
Tracks documents that are not indexed, stale, in review, or in error so context stays usable.
Decisions to make
Focuses proposed arbitrations, age, impact, and priority so important decisions do not disappear.
AI briefing
Summarizes the latest briefing with highlights, concerns, and suggested actions for executive reading.
Composable metrics
The metric widget lets you create an indicator from a source, visualization, scope, and filters. It now covers more than missions and cards.
Missions
status, module, blockers, progress
Cards
priority, assignee, custom fields
Agents
status, autonomy, activity, reliability
Documents
type, review, freshness, indexing
Pipelines
steps, approvals, runs, states
AI agents
Agent widgets give a more precise view than simple online presence. They help you understand what an agent is doing, how autonomous it is, which proposals are pending, and which performance signals need attention.
Agent observability
Select one agent to track status, role, autonomy, recent activity, and useful control signals.
Agent comparison
Compare agents by activity, cost, reliability, accepted or rejected proposals, and current load.
ROI & performance
Compose your own agent metrics for tokens, cost, acceptance rate, and operational outcomes.
Current limits
This page describes what is available in the current dashboard. It intentionally avoids promises that are not yet live in the product.
- No advanced cross-organization dashboard promise in this version.
- No live multi-editor layout collaboration announced here.
- Full automatic AI composition remains a future extension; the current dashboard prioritizes controlled customization.
FAQ
Does the dashboard replace the cockpit?
Yes for primary product navigation. Cockpit remains a steering layer and appears in some technical contracts, but users work from the Dashboard.
Are widgets only charts?
No. Some widgets are metrics, but the most useful ones are actionable: inbox, risks, decisions, dependencies, agents, or knowledge health.
Can an AI agent use this information?
Yes. Dashboard signals remain connected to missions, projects, documents, pipelines, and approvals, so agents work from the same context as the team.