Fulcra Lightweight Dashboard

Problem

fulcra-dashboard addresses the need to turn Fulcra annotations, records, and agent tasks into a web dashboard without pulling in a heavy frontend stack. It avoids SvelteKit and build pipelines, making it suitable for a maintainable Alpine.js prototype that can later be hosted statically.

How It Works

The skill scaffolds an Alpine.js template, then uses fulcra-api to fetch user-configured annotations, RecordsProcessed, agent visibility data, and memory-file status. Raw data is stored as JSONL, while data.json maps the files to chart views. The approach requires visible section comments, state extracted with Alpine.data(), and optional splitting into index.html, app.js, and styles.css. Theming updates titles, icons, and CSS variables, and adds a themed image plus animation, while preserving the dashboard-bento-grid and sticky-column structure. It can then preview locally, initialize Git, and prepare GitHub Pages deployment.

Boundaries

This is not a general BI platform and does not generate complex aggregation scripts. It is better suited to personal annotations, agent tasks, and lightweight visualization. Fulcra API access should be confirmed first, and user_configured annotations should take priority. The Chat Envoy depends on a local Python service and is hidden on static deployments.