/migrate dashboard — Generate Interactive Dashboard

Generate a self-contained interactive HTML dashboard that visualizes the migration estimate with toggleable scope, AI alternatives, assumption scenarios, and real-time recalculation.

Instructions

1. Load Data

Load data from MCP tools first, falling back to JSON files:

1. Call get_assessment with project_path (current working directory). Fall back to .migration/assessment.json.
2. Call get_estimate with the assessment ID. Fall back to .migration/estimate.json. If neither exists, tell the user to run /migrate estimate first — the dashboard requires estimate data.
3. Call get_analysis with the assessment ID (includes assumptions). Fall back to .migration/analysis.json and .migration/assumptions-registry.json. If unavailable, proceed but note that assumption tracking will be unavailable in the dashboard.
4. Read AI selections from the analysis response or fall back to .migration/ai-alternatives-selection.json.
5. Read skills/migrate-knowledge/heuristics/ai-alternatives.json — full AI alternatives catalog with descriptions, pros/cons, costs

2. Read the Dashboard Template

Read skills/migrate-knowledge/templates/dashboard-template.html — this is the full HTML template with inline CSS and JavaScript.

3. Prepare Data for Injection

The template contains placeholder tokens that must be replaced with actual data:

Header Placeholders

• {{PROJECT_NAME}} — from assessment.json project_name
• {{CLIENT_NAME}} — from assessment.json client_name
• {{DATE}} — current date in readable format
• {{ASSESSMENT_ID}} — from assessment.json id

JSON Data Placeholders

These are injected as JavaScript objects directly into the template's <script> block. Each must be valid JSON:

• {{PROJECT_DATA_JSON}} — assessment.json content (or {} if unavailable)
• {{ESTIMATE_DATA_JSON}} — estimate.json content (required)
• {{ASSUMPTIONS_DATA_JSON}} — assumptions-registry.json content (or {"summary":{"total_assumptions":0,"validated":0,"unvalidated":0,"confirmed_answers":0,"total_hours_at_risk":0,"total_pessimistic_widening":0,"confidence_score":0},"assumptions":[]} if unavailable)
• {{ANALYSIS_DATA_JSON}} — analysis.json content (or {"risks":[],"dependency_chains":[],"complexity_multipliers_active":[]} if unavailable)
• {{AI_ALTERNATIVES_JSON}} — ai-alternatives.json catalog content (required)
• {{AI_SELECTIONS_JSON}} — ai-alternatives-selection.json content (or {"selections":{}} if unavailable)

4. Perform Replacement

Replace all {{PLACEHOLDER}} tokens in the template with the prepared data. Ensure:

• JSON data is valid — no trailing commas, no comments, properly escaped strings
• Header text placeholders are plain text (HTML-escaped if they contain special characters)
• The resulting HTML is a complete, valid document

5. Write Output

Write the completed dashboard to .migration/deliverables/dashboard.html.

Create the .migration/deliverables/ directory if it doesn't exist.

6. Present Results

Tell the user:

• The dashboard has been generated at .migration/deliverables/dashboard.html
• They can open it in any modern browser — it's fully self-contained (no external dependencies)
• Describe what they can do with it:
  • Toggle components to include/exclude scope items and see recalculated totals
  • Toggle AI tools to compare manual vs AI-assisted estimates
  • View assumptions sorted by impact, with pessimistic widening per assumption
  • Compare scenarios — Manual Only vs AI-Assisted vs Best Case (all validated + AI)
  • View role breakdown with rate ranges
  • Print/PDF — use browser print (Ctrl/Cmd+P) for a clean client-ready layout with controls hidden
• The dashboard reads embedded data — to update it after changes (new discovery, validated assumptions, re-estimation), re-run /migrate dashboard

Dashboard Features Reference

The generated dashboard is a neo-brutalist light-themed, tabbed layout with bold borders, solid offset shadows, and high-contrast design:

Layout

• Header: Project title + Edit Mode toggle + Export JSON button
• Edit Toolbar: Shown when Edit Mode is active — indicates editing state with Reset and Export actions
• Summary Bar (sticky top): 4 KPI cards — Recommended Estimate, Range, Confidence %, AI Savings — always visible, with animated number transitions
• Tab Bar (sticky below summary): Overview, Estimate, AI Tools, Risk
• Status Bar (sticky bottom): generation date + data source counts + modified data indicator

Tabs

Tab	Contents
Overview [1]	SVG confidence gauge with narrative, SVG donut chart (hours by phase), Scenario toggle bar (Manual/AI-Assisted/Best Case), Scenario Comparison table
Estimate [2]	Filter bar (search + phase/risk chips), Phase Breakdown (expandable with black headers), Component Scope toggles, Role Breakdown
AI Tools [3]	AI tool cards with toggles, AI Savings Summary
Risk [4]	Assumptions panel (Unvalidated/Validated/All sub-tabs), Risk Summary

New Interactive Features

Edit Mode

• Toggle via header button — adds contenteditable to key numeric values (hours, confidence)
• Validates numeric input on blur (rejects NaN/negative)
• Tracks original data for full reset
• Triggers recalculation on every change
• Status bar shows "Data Modified" indicator when edits are active

SVG Donut Chart

• 200×200 SVG donut chart showing hours by phase
• Bold phase colors with 2px black stroke separators
• Center label displays total hours
• Accompanying legend with color swatches and per-phase hours

SVG Confidence Gauge

• Semi-circle gauge replacing the thin progress bar
• Color-coded: green (≥80%), yellow (≥60%), red (<60%)
• Large centered percentage label

Filter Bar (Estimate Tab)

• Text search filters components by name
• Phase filter chips toggle visibility of phase groups
• Risk filter chips toggle by risk level (high/medium/low)
• Filter state persists across tab switches

Scenario Toggle

• Manual Only / AI-Assisted / Best Case toggle bar
• Switches which values display in summary cards and comparison table
• Comparison table highlights the active scenario row

Animated Values

• Summary card numbers animate with ease-out cubic transitions on recalculation

JSON Export

• Downloads current state as migration-estimate-export.json
• Includes: estimate data, AI selections, component states, calculated totals, modification flag

Keyboard Shortcuts

• Press 1–4 to switch tabs (ignored when focused on inputs or contenteditable elements in Edit Mode)

Neo-Brutalist Theme

• Off-white base (#f5f5f0), pure white surfaces, thick 3px black borders
• Solid offset shadows (4px 4px 0 #000) with hover lift and active press effects
• No border-radius (0px everywhere)
• Bold primaries: Blue #2563eb, Red #dc2626, Yellow #facc15, Green #16a34a
• 800-weight headings, monospace for all numbers, uppercase labels
• Dark table headers (#1a1a1a background, white text) with 2px row dividers
• Solid-fill badges with black borders

Print Mode

• Ctrl/Cmd+P shows clean layout — all tab panels visible, interactive controls hidden
• Borders reduced to 1px, shadows removed (base theme is already light = print-friendly)
• Edit toolbar, filter bar, scenario bar, and header actions all hidden in print