idmp-dashboard

name	idmp-dashboard
description	IDMP dashboard skill for listing dashboards, reading details, updating layout and order, templating stable dashboards, and keeping dashboard lifecycle separate from panel lifecycle.
metadata	{"author":"TaosData","version":"0.6.0","owner_team":"AI","requires":{"bins":["idmp-cli"]},"cliHelp":"idmp-cli dashboard --help"}

dashboard

Read ../idmp-shared/SKILL.md first.

Before any write: Follow the 🛑 Destructive op confirmation protocol. Read-only commands stay read-only here, but delete / write / patch flows still require the shared yes-gate.

Recommended shortcuts

Shortcut	Purpose
+list	List dashboards under one element.
+search	Search dashboards globally.
+templates	List dashboard templates available to one element.

Recommended reference

• dashboard read flows
• ../idmp-workflow-panel-build/SKILL.md

Missing context to resolve first

Context	Why it must be resolved before create or update
Owner element	You need the final elementId before you can list, get, create, reorder, or template dashboards.
Candidate dashboard name	dashboard.dashboards.new-name requires both elementId and a proposed name.
Panel placement plan	Decide which panel IDs should appear in the dashboard and whether panel creation must happen first.
Refresh owner	Dashboard refresh belongs in dashboard.params, so you need to know whether the dashboard shell owns refresh behavior.
Verification target	Decide whether the final proof is layout readback, panel membership, ordering, template readiness, or all of them.

Constrained live behaviors

• dashboard.dashboards.new-name requires a candidate name; do not call it with only the owner scope.
• refreshInterval belongs in dashboard.params, not in a top-level field.
• Creating a panel does not add it to a dashboard automatically; dashboard membership is a separate update path.
• make-top only changes ordering. It does not replace layout edits or dashboard content updates.
• Deleting or editing a dashboard does not delete the underlying panels by itself.
• Removing a panel from a dashboard must be verified by rereading the dashboard layout and the standalone panel inventory; a dashboard update does not delete the panel object.
• After membership changes, reread both the dashboard and the standalone panel inventory before you conclude the change is complete.

Evidence of completion

• A dashboard create is only complete when dashboard dashboards get or dashboard dashboards list returns the new shell with the intended owner.
• A layout or membership update is only complete when both the dashboard reread and the standalone panel inventory reflect the intended state.
• Ordering work is only complete when a reread shows the new position; make-top does not stand in for broader layout proof.

Product behavior to preserve

• Read list first, then get, before changing a dashboard.
• Use new-name with a candidate name before creating a dashboard shell.
• refreshInterval belongs in dashboard.params, not in a top-level field.
• Creating a panel does not add it to a dashboard; dashboard membership is managed separately.
• Deleting or changing a dashboard does not delete the underlying panels by itself.
• After removing a panel from dashboard.panels, reread both the dashboard and the panel inventory before you conclude the layout change is complete.

Key commands

idmp-cli schema dashboard.dashboards.list
idmp-cli dashboard dashboards list --params '{"elementId":123}'

idmp-cli schema dashboard.dashboards.get
idmp-cli dashboard dashboards get --params '{"elementId":123,"dashboardId":456}'

idmp-cli dashboard dashboards search --params '{"keyword":"energy","current":1,"size":20}'
idmp-cli dashboard dashboards new-name --params '{"elementId":123,"name":"demo-dashboard"}'

idmp-cli dashboard dashboards create --dry-run --ack-risk --params '{"elementId":123}' --data '{...}'
idmp-cli dashboard dashboards update --dry-run --ack-risk --params '{"elementId":123,"dashboardId":456}' --data '{...}'
idmp-cli dashboard dashboards make-top --ack-risk --params '{"elementId":123,"dashboardId":456}'
idmp-cli dashboard dashboards make-top --dry-run --ack-risk --params '{"elementId":123,"dashboardId":456}'

idmp-cli dashboard dashboard-templates list --params '{"elementId":123}'

Exception and failure handling

• If a panel exists but does not appear in a dashboard, update the dashboard explicitly; panel creation alone is not enough.
• If refreshInterval is placed outside dashboard params, the dashboard will not behave as intended; correct the payload before retrying.
• If make-top succeeds, expect only ordering changes; do not use it as a substitute for layout edits.
• If an update succeeds but get still shows an old layout or panelIds, reread immediately before sending another mutation. If the mismatch remains, report stale state instead of retrying blindly.
• If a dashboard is removed, plan for panels to remain available until they are deleted separately.

Validation scenarios

1. Read the dashboard list with idmp-cli schema dashboard.dashboards.list and idmp-cli dashboard dashboards list --params '{"elementId":123}'.
2. Read one dashboard in detail with idmp-cli dashboard dashboards get --params '{"elementId":123,"dashboardId":456}'.
3. Check discovery and naming with idmp-cli dashboard dashboards search --params '{"keyword":"energy","current":1,"size":20}' and idmp-cli dashboard dashboards new-name --params '{"elementId":123,"name":"demo-dashboard"}'.
4. Preview structure changes with idmp-cli dashboard dashboards update --dry-run --ack-risk --params '{"elementId":123,"dashboardId":456}' --data '{...}', then apply the membership change and reread both the dashboard and the standalone panel inventory.
5. Verify ordering and template readiness with idmp-cli dashboard dashboards make-top --ack-risk --params '{"elementId":123,"dashboardId":456}', then preview the same operation with --dry-run and check idmp-cli dashboard dashboard-templates list --params '{"elementId":123}'.