/attributes:dashboard

Compact text-based health dashboard with scores, bars, and findings.

When to Use This Skill

Use this skill when...	Use another approach when...
Want quick visual health overview	Need machine-readable JSON (use /attributes:collect)
Reviewing health before a session	Want to fix issues (use /attributes:route)
Comparing categories at a glance	Need detailed diagnostics (use /health:check)

Parameters

Parameter	Description
--format	Output format: compact (default), detailed

Execution

Step 1: Load Attribute Data

Read .claude/attributes.json if it exists. Otherwise, perform the same checks as /attributes:collect inline.

Step 2: Render Dashboard

Output a compact terminal-style dashboard:

Health: 72/100 (C)  [██████████████░░░░░░]

  Documentation    15/20  [███████████████░░░░░]
  Testing          12/20  [████████████░░░░░░░░]
  Security          8/20  [████████░░░░░░░░░░░░]  2 critical/high
  Code Quality     17/20  [█████████████████░░░]
  CI/CD            20/20  [████████████████████]

  Critical: 2  High: 3  Medium: 5  Low: 8

  ⚠ Critical (2)
    security: .env file committed to repository
    security: No security scanning in CI
  ⚠ High (3)
    tests: No test directory or test files found
    tests: No CI workflow runs tests
    security: Missing .gitignore
  ▲ Medium (5)
    docs: Missing CLAUDE.md
    ...

Step 3: Detailed Mode

If --format detailed, also show:

• Action suggestions for each finding
• Auto-fixable indicator
• Target agent for each finding

  ⚠ Critical (2)
    security: .env file committed → agent:security "fix .env exposure" (manual)
    security: No security scanning → agent:security "setup CI security scanning" [auto-fixable]

Agentic Optimizations

Context	Command
Quick dashboard	/attributes:dashboard
Detailed with actions	/attributes:dashboard --format detailed
Check if data exists	test -f .claude/attributes.json && echo cached || echo fresh