Dashboard requests @AheadComputing used to take 3 months (2,160 hrs). With Dives, they take about 1.5 hrs (0.002 months). That's a lot less! AheadComputing is building a high-performance RISC-V CPU from scratch. Until recently, an engineer who needed a dashboard had to spec it, wait for the design enablement team to build it, review it, revise it, and wait again. Now hardware engineers make their own Dives: interactive data apps they describe to Claude Code, built on their data in MotherDuck. The design enablement team liked the side effect: "We removed ourselves from being the bottleneck." What else changed with Dives: 🦆 A Claude skill deploys each new Dive to the team's internal production site 🦆 One power engineer updates his Dives during meetings and has an updated dashboard within the hour 🦆 Dives of test run schedules and license usage exposed the bottlenecks that cut CI wait times from 8 hours to 1-2 🦆 Every Dive across every team is linked in one catalog and shared in weekly design reviews But the big one was this: "Every meeting now is shifted from trying to find answers to what to do about them." Could be you:

Dashcam and bodycam footage captured officers rescuing a man from a burning truck on Interstate 35 in Kansas City, Missouri. The driver was taken to a nearby hospital for burns to his legs.

DASH leads gains among crypto majors. Outside of @ponsdotfamily $PONS (which is up +356%), @Dashpay's $DASH token is the best performing major crypto asset of the week. $DASH is up +74% in the past week and +25% in the past day, reaching a market cap of roughly $860M.

Dashboards are one of the most versatile new features in 2.0 release of @openclaw During the Weekly Clawcast with @steipete we had questions on how to get started with Dashboards tl;dr - just prompt your agent "make a dashboard" It's a power tool for team loops, eg triaging + swarming on issues