Dashboards
The Overview dashboard in Elixion, what each tile measures, and where to go for more
Overview (/dashboard), the first item under Insights in the sidebar, is the dashboard in Elixion, the platform for Engineering Intelligence™. It is scoped to the project you are in: five headline numbers, the current sprint's burndown, who is doing the work, and how the agents are performing.
Every tile is live. Nothing on it is configured, so there is nothing to set up and nothing to keep in sync.
The five headline numbers
| Tile | What it measures | |------|------------------| | Cycle time | Median days an issue spends from In Progress to Done over the window | | Velocity | Story points completed in the current or most recent sprint | | Agent runs | Every agent run dispatched in the project over the window, successful or not | | Agent success rate | Share of those runs that finished successfully, weighted by run count per agent | | Time to first response | Median hours from an issue being created to the first comment on it by someone other than its reporter |
Each carries its window and its sample size, for example "p50, last 14 days, n=23". Read the sample size before you read the number: a median over four issues is an anecdote.
A tile with nothing behind it shows a dash rather than a zero.
Each tile links onward: cycle time and review latency to Charts, velocity to Reports, and the two agent tiles to the agent log.
Sprint burndown
The current sprint's burndown, with the points remaining against the plan. Under it, a line reading how many of the sprint's points are still outstanding.
For the full chart, with the scope line, the commitment baseline and the on track indicator, open the Burndown tab on Charts.
Work mix
Completed story points broken down by who did the work: human, agent assisted and agent authored. A selector sets the window to 7, 14, 30 or 90 days.
This is the tile that answers the question the rest of the product is built around. It is not a productivity score. It tells you which of your delivery is now coming through agents, and how that share moves as you hand over more of the work.
When nothing has completed in the window it says so rather than drawing an empty chart.
Agent leaderboard
Over the last seven days, one row per agent: Agent, Runs, Success, Pts shipped and Top actions.
Use it to spot the agent that is running often and succeeding rarely, which is usually a scoping problem in the issues it is being given rather than a problem with the agent.
Where the rest of the analysis is
Elixion keeps analysis on three surfaces, and it is worth knowing which is which.
| Surface | Use it for |
|---------|-----------|
| Overview (/dashboard) | The state of one project right now |
| Charts (/charts) | Eight chart tabs: flow, burndown, velocity, cycle time, throughput, created against resolved, burnup, epic burndown |
| Reports (/reports) | Velocity, distribution and an overview, with a CSV export |
| Capacity (/capacity) | Who has room |
Per project sharing, scheduled delivery and custom dashboard composition are not part of Elixion today. What ships is the Overview above, the chart tabs, and the CSV export on Reports.