What information does the dashboard display?

The dashboard provides a visual representation of your SAGA project's structure, specifically showing epics, individual user stories, and the progress of current task executions.

How do I stop the dashboard once I'm finished?

To stop the server, use the /tasks command in your terminal to view all active background tasks, then select the dashboard process to terminate it.

How do I access the SAGA dashboard?

Simply invoke the dashboard skill within Claude Code. It will start a local server at http://localhost:3847 and automatically open it in your default web browser.

Does the dashboard server run in the background?

Yes, the skill is designed to run the server in the background using the Bash tool, allowing you to continue interacting with Claude while the dashboard remains active.

SAGA Dashboard

Name: SAGA Dashboard
Author: Roeia1

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Analytics & Monitoring

Launches a local visualization interface to track SAGA project progress, including epics, stories, and task execution.

The SAGA Dashboard skill provides a visual oversight layer for developers using the SAGA framework, allowing them to monitor project architecture and progress through a dedicated web interface. By launching a local server and automatically opening it in the browser, it transforms complex execution data into an intuitive display of epics and user stories. This is particularly useful for maintaining a high-level view of AI-driven development tasks, ensuring that both the model and the developer stay aligned on the broader project goals and current execution status.