Every project against every pipeline stage in one view. Green = done, yellow = the stage the project is in right now (days in stage so far), red = that stage has run past its own planned end date, grey = not reached yet. Click a project or cell to open the full detail view.
Every project's pipeline stages plotted on one shared calendar — solid blocks are stages already lived through (green) or being lived through now (yellow, red if that stage has run past its own planned end date), sized to their real dates; the dashed chips after them are what's still ahead, grouped into one compact strip (not date-plotted — just planned order). A blue "Today" line runs through every row. Click a row or block to open the full detail view, scrolled to the Stage-gate timeline.
Every open cross-team dependency, when it's actually needed by, and how urgent it is — rolled up two ways: by project (what's each project waiting on) and by team (what's on each team's plate across every project).
Open dependency items · click any count to open the list
Everything currently being escalated to leadership, rolled up across every project — the go-to view for walking through the weekly review.
Every status change (On Track ↔ At Risk / Delay ↔ Critical) and every go-live / milestone date shift, across every project, newest first — with dates, what changed, and the why. Click a project name to open its full detail view. Use the Project filter above to see just one project's story: how it got delayed, when its timeline shifted, and why.
This tab will show how the team is executing — PR velocity, review turnaround, commit activity and deploy cadence — pulled directly from GitHub once we wire up repo access for each project. For now this is a placeholder so the layout is ready.
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