From prototype to product

The dashboard stopped pretending. Panels that used to render mock data are now real, backend-backed features across SkillHub — the activity feed, notifications inbox, install and usage analytics, machine roster, personal registries, and version downloads all read and write real data now, end to end.

Highlights

• The dashboard goes real: a member-visible activity feed, a notifications inbox with a live sync-status chip, install and usage analytics (install counts, a Usage card, most-installed, and subscribers), a machines roster with skillset coverage and a drift pill, personal user-owned registries, version .tgz downloads governed by a real prerelease policy, live skills.sh external explore, and a real hold-to-delete for registries.
• Review comments that persist: review threads on a skill version now save to the database instead of living in memory, and the first real notification writers turn those events into inbox items.
• Safer imports: soft spec-warnings, per-skill import selection, and smoother GitHub import UX, so a single flagged skill no longer blocks a whole batch.