Tags and Dashboard Settings

Explore tag clusters and customize your Dashboard, including the optional PizzINT signal.

Explore a tag type

Select a Recently Active Tags card heading to open its tag table. Name identifies the tag and Size shows its matching Story count. Sort by either column, use the pagination controls to browse the list, and select a row to open Assess with that tag filter.

The table lists tags across all time for the selected type. The Dashboard’s activity window only determines which tags appear on its overview cards; it is not carried into the table or the linked Assess view.

For Country and Location, the detail view also includes a geographic bubble map. Bubble size represents the matching Story count. The map uses the current table page and interprets names as countries, so arbitrary city or place names may not appear.

Edit Dashboard

Select Edit Dashboard at the top of the Dashboard. These settings belong to your user profile. Choose Update Dashboard Settings to save and return to the Dashboard.

SettingDefaultEffect
Activity Window Days7Include tags seen in Stories created within this many days. Set 0 to include all activity. Counts still cover all matching Stories.
Show Trending ClustersOnShow or hide Recently Active Tags.
Select tagsNo selectionLimit cards to selected tag types. Leave empty to include all available types. Despite the label, the choices are types such as Country or Location, rather than individual tag values.
Show Charts in DashboardOnStores a chart preference. Currently, the Country/Location map renders independently of this switch, so switching it off does not hide that map.
Show PizzINT / DOUGHCONOffLoad the PizzINT card under External Signals.

If no recently active tags appear, check that Show Trending Clusters is enabled, then widen the activity window or clear the tag-type selection. Cards need tagged Stories matching those settings.

PizzINT / DOUGHCON

The PizzINT card loads separately after the main Dashboard, so the external request does not delay the workflow cards. It displays:

  • DOUGHCON level and its readiness description.
  • Smoothed index, on a scale of 0–100.
  • Observed, the observation time in your configured timezone.
  • Stale and Fetched, when showing an older result after a refresh problem or an upstream stale response.

The About DOUGHCON information button explains the signal, lists all five levels, and attributes the data to PizzINT.watch. The card describes an indicator based on sustained, simultaneous unusual activity at multiple pizza locations.

LevelDescription shown in the card
1Maximum Readiness
2Next Step to Maximum Readiness
3Increase in Force Readiness
4Increased Intelligence Watch
5Lowest State of Readiness

Results are cached for ten minutes. If refreshing fails, a last successful result can be retained for up to one hour and displayed as Stale. When no usable result exists, the card shows PizzINT data unavailable. This is a current-status display; it does not collect Stories or maintain a signal history.

As the card’s information panel states, this signal is for informational and educational use. Correlation does not imply causation.

Last modified September 11, 2026: add dashboard (#85) (76ecb3b)