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AI Dev Dashboard

A PowerShell-based startup dashboard for a local dev workstation. It reports:
  • AI CLIs — presence check for claude, kimi, gemini on PATH
  • Recent Skills — top N Skills called in Claude Code, by most-recent invocation, with call counts. Parsed from %USERPROFILE%\.claude\projects\*.jsonl (only real "name":"Skill" tool_use entries are counted).
  • Recent Tasks — most recent Claude task files from %USERPROFILE%\.claude\tasks\
  • Recent Projects — newest project directories under configurable roots (D:\Project_env, D:\Dev_env, D:\Work_dev, plus D:\NEC-Claw)

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How to invoke

Three equivalent ways:
  1. From PowerShell (interactive, fastest): type dev or dash. Aliases are registered by the user’s profile, which dot-sources dashboard.ps1.
  2. Standalone (from any shell):
  3. As a function, after dot-sourcing:

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Parameters (Show-AIDashboard)

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Customization

Edit dashboard.ps1 to:
  • Add/remove AI CLIs — modify the $ais array in the [AI CLIs] section.
  • Change column widths — adjust .PadRight(...) in the respective sections.
  • Switch the banner title or colors — look for AI Dev Dashboard at the top.

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Integration with PowerShell profile

The profile ($PROFILE) should dot-source this script so the dev / dash aliases persist:
dashboard.ps1 auto-runs itself when invoked directly (pwsh dashboard.ps1) but stays silent when dot-sourced — so the profile just imports the function without printing on every shell start.

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Performance

Full parse across ~/.claude/projects/*.jsonl is ~500 ms for ~20 MB of logs on a typical workstation. Stats are computed fresh on every call — no cache. If log volume grows large (>100 MB), consider adding a cache file keyed by LastWriteTime of the jsonl files.

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Data sources