Skill detail
dashboard-design
Direct dashboard-spec and BI-view design workflow with decision-oriented safeguards.
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--- name: dashboard-design description: Design dashboards for product, business, finance, support, growth, and operational reporting. Use when Codex is asked to create dashboard specs, KPI layouts, chart choices, filters, drilldowns, alerting, or decision-oriented BI views. license: MIT --- # Dashboard Design ## Core Workflow 1. Identify dashboard audience, decisions supported, refresh cadence, and source systems. 2. Select metrics that answer the decision, not every available number. 3. Define layout, sections, charts, filters, segments, drilldowns, thresholds, and annotations. 4. Include metric definitions, caveats, data quality indicators, and owner. 5. Specify actions a viewer should take from each section. 6. Add validation and review steps before publication. ## Safety Rules - Do not invent numbers, charts, metric definitions, or source systems. - Do not publish executive, financial, customer, or compliance dashboards without source and reviewer confirmation. - Do not use dashboards to imply causation without evidence. ## Deliverable Shape For dashboard specs, provide: - Audience and decision purpose - Metric list and definitions - Layout and chart plan - Filters and segments - Drilldowns and annotations - Data quality and caveats - Action rules - Review and refresh cadence ## References - Read `references/dashboard-design-checklist.md` when designing or reviewing a dashboard.Read the full source on GitHub (opens external page)