plans-kanban_skill

This skill helps you monitor project plans with a visual kanban dashboard, tracking progress, timelines, and phase status across plans.

Python

0

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Bundled Files

3 weeks ago

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Installation

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npx veilstart add skill jjuidev/jss --skill plans-kanban

package.json328 B
SKILL.md4.1 KB

Overview

This skill provides a local plans dashboard for visualizing project plans as kanban-style cards and a timeline. It combines per-plan progress tracking, phase status breakdowns, and a Gantt-like timeline to give quick visibility into plan health and dates. The UI is responsive, supports dark mode, and offers activity heatmaps and links to related issues or branches.

How this skill works

The server scans a specified directory for plan.md files and extracts structured metadata and phase details to build a JSON model of all plans. A lightweight HTTP server exposes a dashboard route and an API endpoint that render plan cards, progress bars, phase statuses, and a timeline visualization. It also provides options for opening a browser, binding to all interfaces for remote access, and running in background mode with simple process management.

When to use it

Get a quick, visual status overview of multiple plans or features
Track phase-by-phase progress and milestone durations across projects
Share a live dashboard on your local network for stakeholder review
Diagnose stalled phases with activity heatmaps and last-modified timestamps
Integrate plan visibility into lightweight team demos or sprint reviews

Best practices

Keep each plan in its own folder with a plan.md file containing phases and dates
Include clear phase start/end dates and status markers to enable accurate timeline rendering
Use consistent naming and metadata so the scanner extracts meaningful fields
Run the server on a dedicated port or background mode for continuous local access
Bind to 0.0.0.0 only when you need network access and secure your network appropriately

Example use cases

Engineering team dashboard showing feature plans with issue and branch links
Project manager view for tracking phase completion and upcoming milestones
Cross-team planning when several initiatives need timeline alignment
On-site demos where a visual timeline and progress bars improve stakeholder understanding
Quick local share for product reviews via the networkUrl

FAQ

It scans for directories that contain a plan.md file; each plan folder can include phase files and metadata for richer extraction.

How do I access the dashboard from another device?

Run the server with host set to 0.0.0.0 and use the provided networkUrl to open the dashboard from devices on the same network.