ownmem-dashboard

# Open OwnMem Console OwnMem Console renders this repository's memory metrics — adoption funnel, recall latency, corpus health, governance — in the browser. It binds 127.0.0.1 only; nothing is served off this machine. If `npx ownmem dashboard` fails because the layer is missing, the repository was initialized without it. Re-run init with `--layers dashboard` (see the init skill), then retry. ## Start it for the user The server stays resident, so run it in the background and read the JSON it prints. If an instance is already running, the same command returns it with `"reused": true` instead of starting a second one: ```bash npx ownmem dashboard --json > /tmp/ownmem-dashboard.json 2>&1 & sleep 2 && cat /tmp/ownmem-dashboard.json ``` In Claude Code, prefer the Bash tool's `run_in_background: true` over `&`. Then open the `url` field in the browser: ```bash open "<url>" ``` Keep the `#t=` fragment — the access token lives in the URL fragment (it never reaches the server); without it the page only shows an access notice. After opening, run `npx ownmem report --since 7d` once and give the user a one-line summary: adoption north star, latency P50/P95, and the most notable gap or warning. When the sample is small, say so instead of dressing process metrics up as adoption. ## Lifecycle ```bash npx ownmem dashboard --status --json # is an instance running? npx ownmem dashboard --stop # stop it npx ownmem dashboard --open # foreground + auto-open, for...