Add an intial SpiderMonkey Bug Dashboard #201
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Creates a live dashboard that queries the Bugzilla API to display key metrics for the SpiderMonkey project. Features: - High severity bugs (S1 & S2) displayed first for immediate visibility - Recently opened bugs (last 30 days) - Recently resolved bugs (last 30 days) - All assigned but still open bugs (limited to 30 for performance) - Celebration emoji when no bugs found in a category - Compact layout optimized for quick scanning
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Using Claude code I created a dashboard prototype for us to build upon. This would be the project dashboard we could link to in our channel header, and is indented to become a central location for our team to understand what's going on.
Thanks to Ben for helping guide what this looks like; the code generally is verbose, but straightforward.
This doesn't currently handle secure bugs: We could add a local-storage API container, which would allow you to put a bugzilla API key in to make that work, which is how https://bugdash.moz.tools/ does it.