corezoid-dashboard-manager

# Corezoid Dashboard Manager ## What dashboards are A Corezoid dashboard visualizes **task counters in process nodes** — it shows how many tasks are accumulated in (or have passed through) specific nodes. The data comes directly from running processes, not from external databases. Key implication: processes must be deployed and have tasks flowing through them for data to appear. --- ## MCP Tools Reference | Tool | Purpose | |------|---------| | `create-dashboard` | Create a new dashboard, returns `obj_id` (= dashboard_id) | | `get-dashboard` | Get dashboard details including all charts and series | | `add-chart` | Add a chart to a dashboard, returns `obj_id` (hex chart ID) | | `get-chart` | Get a single chart with its series | | `modify-chart` | Modify an existing chart — always provide full series array | | `set-dashboard-layout` | Save chart positions on the grid — **required** to make charts visible | | `pull-process` | Pull process JSON to find node IDs for series | --- ## Workflow: Create a dashboard with charts ### Step 1 — Identify the process (MANDATORY FIRST STEP) **Before doing anything else**, resolve the target process: 1. Check whether the user already provided a process identifier — a file path, process name, or process ID — in the current message or conversation history. 2. If no identifier is provided, ask: > "Which process(es) do you want to monitor? You can provide a file path (e.g. `123_payment.conv.json`), a process name, or a process ID." ...