refresh-project-dashboards
Refresh Project Dashboards
Find project notes whose surrounding activity is newer than their last dashboard refresh, then update each candidate using generate-project-dashboard.
Workflow
- Resolve vault root, default to the current repository root.
- Run the stale-project scanner:
Usepython skills/refresh-project-dashboards/scripts/find-stale-projects.py --vault-root "$PWD"--jsonif easier to post-process. - Review candidates. In interactive mode, summarize the candidates and ask before batch edits if more than one project will be changed. In auto mode, limit to the top 5 stale projects unless the user specifies a limit.
- For each selected project, use
generate-project-dashboard:- update the Markdown source-of-truth first
- update/create the HTML dashboard
- verify links and preview rendering
- Report refreshed projects, skipped projects, and reasons.
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