Dashboard

The Loop dashboard is a dark-mode SPA built with React and TanStack Router. It gives you a real-time view of your issues, activity feed, goals, and prompt health from a single interface. The sidebar provides navigation between views and collapses on mobile into a hamburger menu.

Issue List

The default view when you open the dashboard. It shows all issues in a filterable, paginated data table.

Filters

Use the filter bar above the table to narrow results by:

• Status — backlog, todo, in_progress, done, canceled
• Type — signal, hypothesis, plan, task, monitor
• Project — scope to a specific project
• Label — filter by any label applied to issues
• Priority — 0 (none) through 4 (low), 3 (medium), 2 (high), 1 (urgent)

Filters are reflected in the URL query string, so you can bookmark or share filtered views.

Pagination

The table defaults to 50 items per page. Page and limit are controlled via query parameters (?page=1&limit=50).

Issue Detail

Click any issue in the list to open its detail view. The layout uses a two-column grid on large screens: main content on the left, metadata sidebar on the right.

Main content

• Header — issue number, title, type badge, and status
• Description — rendered as Markdown
• Signal data — for signal-type issues, displays the source and raw payload
• Hypothesis data — for hypothesis-type issues, shows the statement, confidence score, and validation criteria
• Agent results — agent summary, linked commits, and pull requests (when an agent has worked the issue)
• Child issues — sub-issues created under this parent
• Comments — threaded discussion attached to the issue

Sidebar

• Metadata — status, priority, type, project, creation date, and labels
• Relations — blocks and blocked_by links to other issues

Activity Timeline

The Activity view shows signal chains — the full lifecycle from an incoming signal through the issues it created. Each chain groups a signal with its downstream issues so you can trace how raw data turned into work.

When the timeline is empty, the dashboard displays a placeholder indicating the loop is waiting for signals.

Goals

The Goals view displays all defined goals in a two-column card grid. Each goal card shows:

• Title — the goal name
• Progress — current value vs. target value with units (e.g., 72ms / 50ms)
• Status — active, completed, or paused

Goals are tied to projects and influence issue prioritization. Issues in a project with an active goal receive a scoring bonus during dispatch.

Prompt Health

The Prompt Health view lists every prompt template registered in the system. Each card surfaces:

• Template name and slug — identifies the template
• Active version — which version is currently being dispatched
• Usage count — how many times the active version has been used
• Review scores — EWMA-weighted averages for clarity, completeness, and relevance (1-5 scale)
• Overall score — combined health metric

Templates appear here automatically when the dispatch engine begins using them. If no templates exist yet, the view shows a placeholder.

Keyboard Shortcuts

The dashboard supports keyboard shortcuts for fast navigation. Press ? at any time to open the shortcuts help dialog.