One live dashboard that catches a broken automation the moment it fails

Automation is great until you have a lot of it. Then a job fails on a Tuesday, nobody notices, and you find out three weeks later when something downstream is already wrong — a report never sent, leads never captured, a post never published. The status of everything is scattered across logs and tools nobody opens. The more you automate, the worse this gets.

What I built

A single dashboard that watches the whole fleet:

• Reads the real state of every scheduled job — when it last ran, when it runs next, whether it succeeded or failed — and pulls each job’s latest result straight from its own logs (“posted this,” “found this many leads,” “shipped a fix”).
• Surfaces failures immediately in a needs-attention banner, and clears them on its own once a job is fixed — red back to green with no manual step.
• Reads each job independently, so one broken job shows its error while everything else still renders.
• Detects any new automation automatically and shows it, even before it is configured.
• Adds a metrics view for trends — jobs live, success rate, leads in the pipeline, engagement, posts published — and turns raw run output into a clean, readable report.

The point

One glance answers “is everything running, and what did it do?” across the entire operation. A failure stops being something you discover weeks late and becomes something you see the moment it happens.

Who this is for

Anyone running more than a couple of automations who cannot afford for one to fail without a single person noticing.