Status: the write-up is public; the dashboard itself is unlisted. It was built to run against a real project folder, and the copy shipped here still held that real scan. Every demo on this site runs on fictional sample data as a build rule, so it is off the archive until it has one.
Problem. A 160-project archive is impossible to keep an honest read on.
What I built. A meta-tool that scans the whole project folder and, per subproject, extracts README + git state + test results + package.json, then renders an interactive dashboard with editable blurbs, a run-tests action, and an audit modal. Bash rescan + data-driven HTML, dark/light themes.
Why it matters. Automation and systems-thinking applied to my own workflow — exactly the instinct to build tooling that surfaces ground truth rather than guessing.
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