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.
Pipeline
Section titled “Pipeline”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.
Reporting
Section titled “Reporting”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.
Inbox sections
Section titled “Inbox sections”| Section | What appears here |
|---|---|
| System Alerts | LLM health warnings and operational alerts affecting the fleet as a whole. |
| Strategy proposals awaiting review | Strategist-proposed snapshots that need operator approval before becoming active. |
| Recurring failures | Error patterns appearing across two or more issues — a signal of systematic problems in conventions, CI, or environment configuration. |
| Needs you | Individual issues that have stalled, are blocked, are awaiting human code review, or need other direct operator intervention. |
Common interventions
Section titled “Common interventions”From the Inbox, you can act directly on each issue:
| Situation | Action |
|---|---|
| Worker stalled or timed out | Click 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 resolved | Click Unblock to remove the current block and re-enqueue. |
| Review loop caused by a bad issue or bad conventions | Fix .colony/conventions.md, then click Retry. |
| Issue should be abandoned | Click Cancel to transition to Done and close the GitHub issue. |
| Issue has related dead-letter context | Diagnose the issue, then use Recover a Dead-Lettered Issue when the record itself must be retried or resolved. |
| Processing should halt temporarily without losing state | Click Pause to pause processing while preserving current state. |
| Issue was previously paused and should resume | Click Resume to unpause and restore to the pre-pause state. |
| Analysis is complete and planning should be skipped | Click Skip planning to go straight to development. |
| Issue scope is too large and should be broken into subtasks | Click Decompose to force epic decomposition into subtasks. |
| Current implementation is wrong and should be restarted from scratch | Click Reimplement to close the PR, delete the branch and worktree, and reset to analyzing. |
| PR is ready for a re-review cycle | Click Trigger review to start a new review cycle. |
| PR needs targeted changes the automated reviewer cannot capture | Click Return with feedback to send change-request text back to the developer agent. |
| Pipeline state is incorrect and must be corrected manually | Click Override state to manually set the pipeline state to any valid state. |
| Issue priority needs to change | Click 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.