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Designing observability dashboards is less about “showing data” and more about reducing cognitive load. If you can’t answer “are we OK right now?” in 3 seconds, the dashboard isn’t done.
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I think according to your query the output should consist on a list of clients with late invoices rather then showing charts etc,
I wanted to see how far I could take an idea using AI, so I built something.
Meet Instant CSV Dashboard 🚀
It's an experiment in making data easier to explore by turning CSV files into interactive dashboards.
I built it using AI tools, moving beyond static designs to create something people can actually try.
I'm sharing a short demo of the experience, and I'd love to hear what you think.
Have a look: https://interactive-csv-dashboards.ai.studio/
If you work with data regularly, what would you want a tool like this to do for you?
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@Google USA
Nice one. I'd want it to pick the right chart for each column on its own. That's where most people get stuck.