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The Classify Dashboard is the first screen you see after logging in. It is designed to surface the information that needs your attention right now: the projects you care about most and the tasks that are still waiting to be completed. Two dedicated sections — Featured Projects and Pending Tasks — keep you oriented without requiring you to dig through individual project pages. The Featured Projects carousel displays up to ten of your favorited projects, ordered by their number of non-completed tasks (both Pendiente and En Progreso) in descending order. Projects with the most unfinished work bubble to the front so you always open the busiest project first. Data for this section comes from GET /api/dashboard/featured, which returns your favorited projects together with each project’s pending task count.

Up to 10 projects shown

Only projects you have personally marked as favorites appear here. Projects without the favorite flag are never included regardless of activity.

Sorted by pending tasks

Projects are ordered by their count of non-completed tasks (both Pendiente and En Progreso), descending.

Marking a Project as Favorite

To add a project to your Featured Projects carousel, open the project’s detail page and click the star icon in the project header.
  1. Navigate to Projects and open the project you want to feature.
  2. Click the star icon next to the project name in the header.
  3. The icon fills to confirm the project is now favorited and will appear in the Dashboard carousel.
  4. Click the icon again to unfavorite and remove it from the carousel.
Only the project owner can toggle the favorite flag. If you are a member but not the owner of a project, you will not see the star icon on that project’s detail page.

Pending Tasks

The Pending Tasks section aggregates every task across all your accessible projects that has not yet been completed. Tasks are fetched from GET /api/dashboard/pending and sorted by deadline in ascending order — the task with the nearest due date appears at the top.

Pendiente

Tasks that have not been started yet. Shown in the pending list until moved to En Progreso or Completado.

En Progreso

Tasks actively being worked on. These remain visible on the Dashboard until marked complete.
Tasks with status Completado are excluded from the Dashboard pending list. If a task still appears here, it has not been marked complete in the project’s task board.
Each pending task card displays:
  • Task summary and the project name it belongs to
  • Priority indicator (Alta / Media / Baja) with colour coding
  • Status indicator (Pendiente or En curso)
Use the task’s project name link on the Dashboard card to jump directly into that project’s task board and update the status without navigating through the full project list.

Theme Toggle

Classify supports both light and dark visual themes. The toggle is accessible from the Dashboard header and persists your preference across sessions.
The default theme. Clean white backgrounds with dark text, suited to well-lit environments.
Your selected theme is stored in the browser’s localStorage under the key classify-theme. Clearing site data or switching browsers will reset the preference to the default light theme.

Dashboard API Reference

Unique project identifier.
Display name of the favorited project.
Number of non-completed tasks (status is not Completado) for this project. Used to sort the carousel.
pending[].id
string
Unique task identifier.
pending[].summary
string
The task title, or description if no title is set, as entered on the project’s task board.
pending[].status
string
Either Pendiente or En curso. Tasks with board status En Progreso are returned as En curso.
pending[].priority
string
Task priority: Alta, Media, or Baja.
pending[].projectName
string
Name of the project the task belongs to, for display context on the Dashboard card.

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