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CLI and Web Dashboard Tutorials

Use the specs.md dashboards to monitor your local spec-driven work without living inside VS Code. The terminal dashboard is useful next to Codex Desktop App, while the web dashboard gives you the same visual planning surface from Chrome or a browser opened through Fabriqa.AI.

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Web Dashboard from Any Browser

Run the dashboard from your project folder, then open the local URL in Chrome, another browser, or from Fabriqa.AI when you want a browser-based view of the same local specs state.
The web dashboard reads your local memory-bank, .specs-fire, or specs folder, opens on 127.0.0.1, and updates while agents change the project state.

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What You’ll See

  • Starting the local web dashboard with npx specsmd@latest dashboard
  • Opening the dashboard from Chrome or another browser
  • Using the dashboard from Fabriqa.AI while your specs stay in the local project folder
  • Browsing runs, specs, intents, and progress outside VS Code

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CLI Dashboard with Codex Desktop App

Use the specs.md terminal dashboard to track progress while building with Codex Desktop App.
This video currently has no audio - it’s a screen recording walkthrough.

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What You’ll See

  • Using the specs.md CLI Dashboard to monitor build progress
  • Tracking work items and execution status in real-time
  • Building with the Codex Desktop App alongside specs.md

Dashboard

Web and terminal dashboard commands, options, and screenshots

FIRE Flow Overview

Learn about FIRE Flow concepts

Documentation

Written getting started guide