Dashboard — Your Career OS Home

The Dashboard is your home in Jobsi4u.com — your career at a glance. It greets
you by name, shows the state of every target application you're preparing, gives
you one clear next step per target, and links to every surface of your career OS.
Everything on it is read from your stored data — the page never invents a status
or a score.

The page is made of independent sections, each of which loads on its own. One
section failing never blanks the rest of the page — a section that can't load
says so honestly (for example, the activity feed shows "Activity could not be
loaded right now.") while the others keep working.

Active Target Applications

The first section lists your target applications — one card per job you're
actively applying to. Each card shows:

The target's title, company, and seniority.
Status chips for the preparation checkpoints:
- Application — whether your resume has been analyzed for this job
- Evidence — whether your resume claims are backed by confirmed evidence
- Blueprint — whether your interview blueprint is built
- Certification — whether your application package passed the
  readiness-to-apply completeness check
The issue count from your latest analysis, when the analysis found
readability issues.
Open — go into the target's Application Cockpit.

Status chips use the backend's own vocabulary verbatim ("never computed", "in
progress", "partial", "complete", "unavailable") — a chip never claims work was
done that wasn't.

Next Actions Across Your Targets

The Next Actions rail puts the single highest-priority action for each of
your targets in one place — the one thing that moves the needle first, chosen
by a deterministic ranking across MatchProof and ReadyLoop. Each row shows the
action's title, which target it belongs to, its rank, and an Open button.
Targets with nothing actionable right now simply don't appear — the rail is
honest about that.

Certification

The certification strip summarizes your readiness-to-apply completeness:

Ready to apply — every check passes and your application package is complete.
Not ready yet — with the number of checks still open.
Never computed — the strip says so plainly, and explains that
certification is a deterministic completeness check, never a hire
probability.

A Review certification button opens the full certification page.

Recent Activity

Your latest steps, newest first — the same activity that feeds the rest of the
product, shown with relative times ("just now", "5m ago", "2h ago"). If the
activity feed can't load, the section says so honestly. Before you have any
activity, it says so too.

Quick Links

Shortcuts to the main preparation areas and every Career OS surface:

ReadyLoop (your per-job preparation hub), MatchProof (application
readiness), Referral OS, Partner OS, and Jobs (your opportunity
portfolio).
The Career OS group — Career Truth, Career Intent, Career Journey,
Career Learning, Career Move, Career Representation, Search Autopsy,
Consent, Benchmarks, and Gift Referral.

The shortcuts that match your enabled products appear here — you'll never see a
link to something you can't open.

Retired features

Some older features have been retired and replaced by newer hubs — they no
longer appear in the sidebar navigation, on this dashboard, or on your job
cards. You won't see dead links or teasers for them:

Interview Kits and the ATS resume experience (replaced by Resume OS,
ReadyLoop, and MatchProof)
Role Match, Readiness, Next Best Action, Brief — the retired legacy walls
Practice (mock interview sessions) and Debriefs (real-interview
records) — practice and debrief functionality now lives in ReadyLoop

Your data for all of these is preserved — nothing is deleted. Everything that
stays visible works exactly as described above: every card, chip, and action
reflects real data about a real target application.

MatchProof — application readiness, the cockpit, and target applications.
ReadyLoop — the per-job hub that holds each target's resume, job description, and preparation.
Jobs — your opportunity portfolio and job statuses.
Resume OS — your master resume and targeted resumes.