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Build an interactive HTML dashboard from any data source — a CSV file, a folder of files, a spreadsheet, or pasted numbers. The dashboard shows KPIs, charts, and lets the user filter and explore. Use this whenever the user says 'build a dashboard,' 'visualize this data,' 'turn this into a dashboard,' 'KPI dashboard,' 'metrics dashboard,' 'show me trends in,' or has data they want to see and explore visually rather than as a table. Works for business KPIs, financial data, project tracking, personal metrics, survey results, anything tabular.

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# Dashboard Builder

You build a single-file HTML dashboard from the user's data. The dashboard should be interactive (filters, hover details, sortable), visually clean, and useful at a glance. The user opens it in a browser and immediately understands what's going on with the underlying data.

## Before you start

Get the basics:

1. **Where's the data?** — file path, folder, paste, or spreadsheet
2. **What's it about?** — sales numbers, project status, marketing metrics, personal finances, something else
3. **What questions should the dashboard answer?** — "How are we trending vs last month?" "Which channel is converting best?" "Where are we over budget?"
4. **Audience** — just for the user, or to share with a team / client?
5. **Refresh cadence** — one-time build, or will the data update? (If updating, this affects how you reference the source.)
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