What problem does it solve? Multi-step, long-running tasks are hard to track across sessions, and users lose visibility into which stage a task is at. This Skill creates a self-contained HTML dashboard at task start and automatically updates it at every stage transition, so progress is always visible in the browser. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Automatic Dashboard Generation: Detects complex multi-step work (3+ signals such as many stages, multiple files, or long duration) and creates a dashboard after a one-line notice. - Marker-Based Partial Updates: Replaces only dynamic regions between HTML markers (or via a selector-based update map), preserving the static layout and styling; updates are idempotent. - Six Task-Type Templates: Analysis, deliverable pipeline, design, development (TDD), standardization/multi-area, and batch migration types, each adding type-specific sections to a common core (progress bar, step list, current position, next step). - Auto-Refresh Display: Opens the HTML file once in the browser; an embedded visibilitychange/focus script reloads the tab automatically when the file changes. - Use Case: During a multi-stage market research task, the dashboard shows a 29% progress bar (6/21 cells), the current analysis stage, and the next step, updating itself as each stage completes. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to create a progress dashboard for your current multi-step task and keep it updated as each stage completes.
