ReboundMan · CEO Dashboard
The CEO Dashboard reads your GitHub repos, builds a living project plan, and tells you what's done, what's next, and what's blocking — without you having to keep a separate tracker in sync with reality.
Accounts are reviewed before they get tenant access — this is an internal tool for the ReboundMan group and invited collaborators.
Most project trackers tell you what someone saidthey were going to do. Reality lives in the code, the commits, and the specs — and it drifts away from the plan the moment you stop manually updating it.
The CEO Dashboard collapses that gap. You link a GitHub repo. AI agents read every spec, every code file, and every commit, then build a status snapshot grounded in what actually exists. You re-run it whenever you want a fresh read — takes about 30 seconds for a refresh, a few minutes for a full rebaseline.
Five AI agents run in sequence. Each has one job. They hand work forward like a small team.
Walks the repo and sorts files into docs, code, and noise. Deterministic — no AI.
Reads every README, spec, and plan doc Magellan found. Pulls out goals, decisions, and constraints.
Reads the code Magellan found. Describes what's built, what's scaffolded, and what's missing.
Takes Webster's and Darwin's outputs and produces the project arc: features, phases, audiences, risks.
Reports current status against DaVinci's plan: where you are, what's next, blockers, drift, recommendations.
The AI proposes phases for the project and orders them by dependency. One phase is always marked currentso you know what you're focused on.
Risks and blockers seed automatically from the synthesis. Add your own. Accept or dismiss AI suggestions one click at a time.
What's done, what's next, what's blocking, what has drifted from the plan — written like a status memo, not a Gantt chart.
Every sync logs its duration, model calls, tokens, and dollar cost. You always know what you've spent on AI per project.
Dated accomplishments and decision records live next to the plan, not in a separate doc graveyard.
Track income against the project that earned it. Roll up at the portfolio level.
Runs the whole fleet. Writes baseline phases, the project plan, and the first snapshot. Takes 2–6 minutes.
Cheap and fast (~30s). Reuses the existing plan; only re-runs Nightingale to produce a fresh snapshot.
Re-runs the synthesis (Webster + Darwin + DaVinci) so the plan absorbs reality. Roughly weekly.
Nukes the AI state and starts over. Your manual edits to phases and milestones are preserved.
Founders and operators running multiple projects at once who want to know the real state of each one without nagging anybody. It works best when the project has:
If your work doesn't live in a Git repo, this isn't the right tool yet.
Create an account, get approved by a platform admin, link a repo, and run your first sync. The whole loop is under 10 minutes.