Manager Dashboard
Team metrics for one GitHub repository: open issues, merged PRs, PR cycle time, deploy frequency, approval rate, tasks by stage and PRs per developer.
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Manager Dashboard gives a team lead a quick read on one repository. Every number is computed in the window from gh output, and the page refreshes every five minutes.
Requirements
The gh CLI, signed in, and a task server in ~/.config/robos/settings.json (task_servers) with at least one repository. Only the first repository of the first task server is used. Without one the window shows “No task server configured.”
What you see
Choose a range (Last 7 days, Last 14 days, Last 30 days or Last 90 days) and optionally one developer from All developers (the repository’s contributors).
| Card or panel | How it is computed |
|---|---|
| Open Issues | Issues in state open, from the latest 200 issues (all states). Not limited by the range |
| PRs Merged | Pull requests merged within the range (latest 200 PRs) |
| Avg Cycle Time | Mean time from PR creation to merge, for the PRs merged in the range, in days. It measures pull requests, not issues |
| Deploy Frequency | GitHub deployments created in the range, per week (latest 50 deployments) |
| Review Approval Rate | Share of the fetched PRs whose reviewDecision is APPROVED. Not limited by the range, and zero PRs shows 0% |
| Tasks by Stage | Issues grouped by their state:<name> label, or by open or closed when there is none |
| Velocity by Developer | Number of PRs per author in the range. It counts PRs, not story points |
| PR Activity, Recent Deployments | Lists of recent PRs and deployments |
Since the repositories are read through gh, GitHub rate limits apply, and a repository with more than 200 issues or PRs is only partly counted. Deployments are listed from GitHub’s deployments API, so repositories that do not create GitHub deployments show --. For a per-deployment timeline see Deploy Tracker.
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