The project Dashboard
The Dashboard is your project's home page, at /projects/dashboard. It answers two questions at a glance: what is this project? and how is it doing right now? The Dashboard is always scoped to the currently selected project — switch projects to see a different one. There is no cross-project program view; each project has its own Dashboard.
Project health KPIs
The top of the Dashboard summarizes the project's health with headline metrics, including:
- Requirements — how many requirements exist and how many are approved.
- Verification and test coverage — how much of the work is covered by tests and how those tests are trending.
- Risk level — the active risk picture for the project.
- Schedule — where the project stands against its plan.
These cards are clickable shortcuts into the underlying pages, so you can drill from a number straight to the artifacts behind it.
Activity feed
A recent activity feed lists the latest changes across the project's artifacts so you can see what your teammates have been doing without opening each page.
The project brief
The Dashboard includes an auto-generated project brief — a short narrative the AI Assistant produces by summarizing your project's artifacts (the system, major decisions, top risks, requirements maturity, and so on). It is written so a new joiner can read it and understand the project without clicking into every page.
The brief is generated on demand rather than every time the page loads. Use the refresh action in the brief to produce an updated narrative after major changes — for example, a decided trade study, a new concept-of-operations revision, or a newly identified critical risk.
Tips
- Skim the brief first — it is faster than opening individual artifact pages.
- Click a KPI to jump straight to the requirements, verification, risk, or schedule page behind it.
- Refresh the brief after big changes so the narrative reflects the latest state.