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live-dashboard
Build self-updating dashboards from live sources.
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# Live Dashboard
Turn one sentence — "make a dashboard for our visa applications, update it daily from the email threads and the case-status site" — into a persistent, self-refreshing status page. The user describes what they want to see; you define the data contract, build a self-contained HTML dashboard, verify one live refresh, then schedule the recurring tick.
Setup runs once in the foreground; the recurring refresh runs as a `cronjob` tick. Installing this skill offers a daily all-dashboards sweep via `/suggestions` (the frontmatter blueprint).
## When to Use
- "Make a dashboard for <project/process> and keep it updated."
- "I want one place to see the status of <deals / applications / bugs / shipments>."
- "Track <thing> across my email and <website> and show me where it stands."
- "Show me the <slug> dashboard." (re-render/preview an existing one)
- A cron tick fires for an existing dashboard (steps 5-7).
