Fft Dashboard Ops

FFT Dashboard Ops

Use this skill for generating, staging, applying, and validating farm dashboards.

Guardrails

• Never run destructive git commands unless explicitly requested.
• Preserve unrelated worktree changes.
• Dashboard apply operations are main/admin chat only.
• Always use the staging file flow; never modify live YAML directly.

Template Sources

• View/card/theme templates: /workspace/dashboard-templates/
• Writable dashboard config mount: /workspace/dashboard/

Use templates as a baseline, then adapt entity references using live discovery from /workspace/farm-state/devices.json.

Lovelace Structure Rules

• Top-level structure should include title and views.
• Each view should define title, optional path, and cards.
• Use supported custom cards when available:
  • custom:mushroom-*
  • custom:apexcharts-card
• Prefer robust layouts (grid, vertical-stack, horizontal-stack) with clear labels.

Workflow

1. Read /workspace/farm-state/current.json and /workspace/farm-state/calendar.json for context.
2. Draft dashboard YAML to /workspace/dashboard/ui-lovelace-staging.yaml.
3. Request apply via ha_apply_dashboard with stagingFile set to the staging path.
4. Request screenshot via ha_capture_screenshot for the relevant view.
5. Verify screenshot and iterate until readable and operational.

Context-Reactive Theming

Use current.json.context.suggestedTheme to choose theme variants (for example: dawn, midday, dusk, night, storm, frost, harvest).

• High alert level: emphasize warnings/errors and simplify visual noise.
• Normal operations: prioritize trend visibility and quick actions.
• Calendar-heavy periods: feature timeline/task cards in primary views.

Safety Expectations

• Never bypass staging-to-live apply flow.
• Never execute shell-level infrastructure changes from dashboard tasks.
• Keep entity IDs explicit and avoid wildcard assumptions.