What this agent receives
Read-only service metrics, explicitly shared business KPIs, approved report definitions and role-based dashboard access.
GOVERNED SPECIALIST OFFICE / CONCEPT
Dashboard Manager agent.
A dashboard manager organizes approved operational metrics into decision-ready dashboards. It validates sources, records freshness and highlights changes without silently altering the underlying data.
Operational home: IT / Sales · Executive. See deployment example →
REAL JOB / REVIEWABLE OUTPUTINPUT / LEAST PRIVILEGE OUTPUT / EVIDENCE POLICY / APPROVAL
What does a dashboard manager agent do?
A dashboard manager organizes approved operational metrics into decision-ready dashboards. It validates sources, records freshness and highlights changes without silently altering the underlying data.
What it hands back
Versioned dashboard layouts, metric lineage notes, freshness warnings, and exception summaries.
What it cannot self-authorize
Cannot change production data, grant access, publish sensitive metrics, or deploy configuration without a separate authorized workflow.
Sample workflow
SysOp supplies health signals → Dashboard Manager checks sources and thresholds → executive or team owner reviews the scorecard → approved views are published.
What should be measured?
Measure freshness, metric provenance, alert false-positive rates and data-access boundaries. These are acceptance criteria for a proposed workflow, not published benchmark results.
Every office remains a conceptual integration pattern until tools, credentials, policies, data scope and tests are configured for a deployment. An agent's job title never grants host or cross-domain authority.
ROLE-BASED ACCESSREVIEWABLE HANDOFFDAEMON POLICYOPERATOR OVERSIGHT
How the XMAN daemon makes resource decisions → · How SIDE supports agent development →