Projects
All your MissionCache projects: active work with progress and time, plus the completed archive. Click a row for details.
| Project | Description | Progress | Due | Time | Updated |
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| Project | Description | Summary | Time | Completed |
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Activity
Where your time goes: today's sessions, hourly breakdown, and history trends.
MissionCache Auto
The task dependency graph for every active project, and live execution tracking when you run one with missioncache-auto.
Execution Output
-Settings
Statusline, repos and commits, and project options. Stored in ~/.claude/missioncache-dashboard-config.json - changes apply immediately.
Statusline visibility
Toggle which sections the statusline displays. Disabled sections also skip any background API calls they would otherwise make.
Claude status services to monitor (applies when Claude status is enabled):
Off by default. Model-access announcements (e.g. a suspended Fable or Mythos model) stay open on Claude's status page for weeks and would otherwise pin to the statusline. Genuine outages still show regardless of this setting.
Off by default, so Claude status stays the last line. Turn on when your addon rows carry what you scan for first and status is the afterthought.
Statusline addons
Add your own cells to the statusline, each filled by a command you choose. Nothing shows until you add one. The command output becomes the cell value (plain text, or a JSON object with value/label/icon/color to override). It runs on your machine on each statusline refresh (throttled by a per-addon cache), so command[0] must be an existing absolute path and you should only add commands you trust.
Repo display names and visibility
Override the display name shown in task lists and hide repos you don't want to see in aggregations.
Author email allowlist
List of email addresses treated as "me" when counting commits per repo. When this list is empty, the dashboard falls back to each repo's git config user.email.
JIRA URL mappings
Map JIRA key prefixes to your tracker URL. Each entry turns keys like PROJ-123 into clickable links in task lists, project pages, and rendered markdown.
Custom categories
Extend the built-in project category taxonomy. Custom categories render as an emoji in the project tables, the filter bar, and the project page's category selector. Deleting one keeps the value on projects that still use it (shown with default styling) - re-adding the name restores the emoji and color.
Import a project
Bring in a project bundle from another machine (a .tgz, .tar.gz, or .zip holding the project's markdown files plus a manifest). To export a project, open it and use the Export button in its detail view. Tick "Rewrite embedded paths" when the bundle came from a different machine - it rewrites file paths inside the project's notes to match this machine.