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Dashboard

The Dashboard is the first thing you see when you open DevFlow. It gives you a high-level summary of everything happening across your projects, so you can quickly identify what needs attention.

At the top of the Dashboard, key performance indicators provide a quick health check:

  • Total flows — The overall number of flows across all projects
  • Completion rate — Percentage of flows that have reached the “done” state
  • Team members — How many people are active in your organization
  • Active agents — How many AI agents are currently working on flows

These numbers update in real time as work progresses.

Below the KPIs, each project is displayed as a card with a summary of its current status:

  • Active flows — Number of flows currently in progress
  • Completion rate — How much of the project’s work is done
  • Hours tracked — Total time logged against the project
  • Pending actions — Items that need your attention (approvals, reviews)

Click any project card to drill down into that project’s detail view, where you can see the Kanban board, flows, and settings.

The Dashboard shows the release pipeline status across projects. This gives you a quick view of which releases are in progress, which are being prepared, and which have shipped — all in one place.

The agent activity panel shows which AI agents are currently working and what they are doing:

  • Which flow each agent is assigned to
  • The current phase of work (planning, implementing, reviewing)
  • How long the agent has been active

This helps you stay aware of AI-driven work happening in the background.

See what your team members have been up to recently:

  • Recent work — Latest flow updates and state changes
  • Commits — Recent code commits linked to flows

This keeps everyone informed without needing to check each project individually.

The Dashboard refreshes automatically via live events. When a flow changes state, an agent starts working, or a team member logs time, the Dashboard updates without requiring a page reload.