#Dashboard

The dashboard is lazy's local web interface: a browser view of one project's tasks, reviews, raised items, messages, memory and settings, served by that project's daemon.

#Opening it

lazy dashboard

This starts the daemon if it is not running, asks it for a one-time sign-in link and opens that link in your browser. The link works once; the browser keeps a session afterwards. When lazy cannot open a browser (an SSH session, no graphical session, or output that is not a terminal) it prints the link instead. To print the link without opening anything:

lazy dashboard --print

lazy dashboard --project <path> opens the dashboard of another project. To see the address the daemon serves without signing in, run lazy daemon dashboard-url.

The address is http://lazy.localhost:<port>. The port starts at 26024 and moves to the next free one if that is busy; the [server] section of lazy.toml sets the starting port, the interface the daemon binds to, and an optional public address for use behind a reverse proxy.

The dashboard needs a signed-in browser. Without a session, a page shows a sign-in message; run lazy dashboard for a new link.

#Screens

The navigation bar runs across the top of every page. Each of its entries is documented on its own page below. A number beside Clusters, Review, Raised or Inbox counts what is waiting there; the Raised badge shows blocking items first (for example 1/1).

Reviewing a task in depth is covered in Reviewing in the browser; terminals in a task's container are covered in Web shell.