The Dashboard is your project’s home base — live health metrics across the top and a kanban board below that tracks every task through the build-and-review pipeline.
The Dashboard opens by default when you enter a project. It gives you an at-a-glance read on project health and a board that tracks every task as it moves through the pipeline. The subtitle says it plainly: live project health and queue insights. Use Refresh (top right) to pull the latest state.
Below the cards is a kanban board that represents the full build-and-review pipeline. Each task is a card that advances left to right through these columns:
Column
What it means
Planning
The task has been created and is being scoped before work begins.
Queue
Ready to start, waiting for an open execution slot.
In Progress
An agent is actively building. The column header shows how many tasks are running against the concurrency limit (for example, a count of running vs. maximum).
AI Review
The change is complete and is being reviewed automatically before it reaches you.
Human Review
Ready for your review — approve it, request changes, or open a pull request.
Add a task — use the + on Planning to create a task directly on the board.
Lock a column — the lock toggle holds tasks in place so they don’t advance automatically, useful when you want to gate a stage.
Column settings — the gear (on Queue) exposes options for how that column behaves.
Collapse — the arrow on each column tucks it away to focus on the stages you care about.
Refresh Tasks — re-syncs the board with the latest task states.
When the board is empty, each column shows a hint about what belongs there — for example, Planning invites you to add a task to get started, and In Progress stays quiet until a task is started from Planning.
Most navigation has a keyboard shortcut — the single letter shown next to each item in the sidebar jumps you straight to that tab (for example, the Dashboard’s shortcut is shown beside it in the Project menu).
