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Dashboards

Colony Cloud provides operator surfaces under the Dashboard group in the left navigation. This page documents Pipeline, Reporting, and Inbox in full. For the ambient Live view (/dashboard/pipeline-live) and the Reviews inbox, see their dedicated pages: Live and Reviews.

Route: /dashboard/pipeline

Pipeline is the first screen after sign-in and the primary daily-use surface. It shows active work flowing through stations, organized per repository, as a real-time swim-lane board.

Each repository gets its own swim lane. Within the lane, issues appear as cards at their current station — analyzing, planning, in-review, and so on. The view updates on a live connection; no manual refresh is needed.

For a state-machine grid showing every pipeline state as a count node — and list and board views scoped to individual states — see the Pipeline Live surface at /dashboard/pipeline-live.

Route: /dashboard/reporting

Reporting is the home for the org’s sealed, dated record of what happened — an evidence-dated statement band above a ledger of reports. Until a report has sealed, both the band and the ledger say so in words rather than showing a zero or a placeholder number.

Route: /dashboard/inbox

Inbox surfaces issues that require operator action — the subset of the pipeline that the autonomous recovery protocols could not resolve on their own. Issues in the Needs you section are sorted by urgency: blocked and awaiting-external first, then awaiting operator action, then review-ready, then issues that are merely stuck.

SectionWhat appears here
System AlertsLLM health warnings and operational alerts affecting the fleet as a whole.
Strategy proposals awaiting reviewStrategist-proposed snapshots that need operator approval before becoming active.
Recurring failuresError patterns appearing across two or more issues — a signal of systematic problems in conventions, CI, or environment configuration.
Needs youIndividual issues that have stalled, are blocked, are awaiting human code review, or need other direct operator intervention.

From the Inbox, you can act directly on each issue:

SituationAction
Worker stalled or timed outClick Retry to clear the block, reset failure counters, and re-enqueue. A sub-menu lets you optionally select a complexity-tier override (equivalent to /colony:retry [size]).
Issue is blocked on a dependency that has since resolvedClick Unblock to remove the current block and re-enqueue.
Review loop caused by a bad issue or bad conventionsFix .colony/conventions.md, then click Retry.
Issue should be abandonedClick Cancel to transition to Done and close the GitHub issue.
Issue has related dead-letter contextDiagnose the issue, then use Recover a Dead-Lettered Issue when the record itself must be retried or resolved.
Processing should halt temporarily without losing stateClick Pause to pause processing while preserving current state.
Issue was previously paused and should resumeClick Resume to unpause and restore to the pre-pause state.
Analysis is complete and planning should be skippedClick Skip planning to go straight to development.
Issue scope is too large and should be broken into subtasksClick Decompose to force epic decomposition into subtasks.
Current implementation is wrong and should be restarted from scratchClick Reimplement to close the PR, delete the branch and worktree, and reset to analyzing.
PR is ready for a re-review cycleClick Trigger review to start a new review cycle.
PR needs targeted changes the automated reviewer cannot captureClick Return with feedback to send change-request text back to the developer agent.
Pipeline state is incorrect and must be corrected manuallyClick Override state to manually set the pipeline state to any valid state.
Issue priority needs to changeClick Set priority to set priority to high, normal, or low.

For a full list of slash commands available on individual issues and PRs, see the Operator role.