aka-dashboardlisted

# AKA dashboard Launch the AKA web dashboard and relay the short status the script prints **as-is**. The command returns immediately: it starts the dashboard server in the background and it opens in the browser once ready, so a lack of further output is **not** an error — do not wait on it or re-run it. If the script prints install guidance (the `aka` CLI isn't installed), relay that verbatim. If the user asked for a specific port, pass `--port <N>` through unchanged; otherwise run it with no arguments. ```bash node "${PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/dashboard.js" [--port <N>] ``` This mirrors the `aka dashboard` CLI command: it serves the OSS web-ui against your local store at `~/.aka/data` (no backend) and opens `http://localhost:4319/security`. The web server is bundled in the `@akasecurity/cli` package — the plugin ships no server of its own — so the launcher delegates to the `aka` CLI and, if it isn't installed, prints how to get it. For the terminal-only read surfaces, use the aka-health, aka-findings, aka-recommend, aka-audit, or aka-tokens skills instead.