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Your Company HQ dashboard

Company HQ is a private one-page overview of your business that Corey renders on demand. It shows what needs you right now (deadlines and approvals ranked first), a page per project, your content and traffic, and a finance roll-up. It is built from what Corey already knows - your files, GitHub and analytics - so nothing is stored twice and nothing is published. Ask Corey to "show my company HQ", or set up a one-word shortcut so it opens in your browser whenever you want a look.

Company HQ is a single page that shows you the state of your whole business at a glance. It is not another app to keep up to date - Corey builds it on demand from what it already knows, and throws it away when you close it. Nothing is stored twice, and nothing is published.

What is on it

  • Next actions - what needs you, ranked. Compliance deadlines and approvals sit above build work, so the first thing you see is the thing to do first. Each approval links straight to GitHub.
  • A page per project - click any project card for its own roadmap, finance and overdue reviews.
  • Content and traffic - published posts and your analytics pageviews, with a trend sparkline.
  • Finance roll-up - cash, runway and per-project finance, computed live as the page is drawn.
  • Knowledge and skills - what your setup knows: capability packs and available skills.

How to open it

Just ask Corey, in any session:

shell
show me my company HQ

Corey renders the dashboard and opens it in your browser. The first run confirms a couple of settings (your analytics site and the GitHub owners to scan) and remembers them.

One-word shortcut

If you want it a keystroke away, add a shell alias so hq renders and opens it from any terminal. Ask Corey to set this up, or add it yourself:

shell
alias hq=‘bash “$HOME/your-corey-folder/scripts/preview-company-hq.sh”’

Then hq opens the dashboard, hq --no-open just prints the file path, and hq --no-fathom skips the live traffic pull for a faster render.

Private by design

The dashboard carries real numbers - deadlines, cash, traffic - so it is built to stay yours. It renders locally and is never public. The finance roll-up is computed at view time and never saved, so there is no consolidated copy of your books sitting anywhere. If you ever decide to host it so you can check it on the go, Corey puts it behind a login gate and fails loudly rather than ever serve it to the open web.

Fixing a number

The page is a mirror, not a source. If something looks wrong, do not edit the page - it is rebuilt every time. Fix the thing behind it (the GitHub issue, the deadline, the finance file) and render again.

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Questions, answered

Yes. Company HQ renders on your own machine and is never published. The finance roll-up is computed while the page is drawn and is never saved anywhere, so there is no second copy of your books. If you ever choose to host it, Corey puts it behind a login gate and refuses to serve it publicly.
No. There is no database and nothing to run in the background. The page is a disposable snapshot of your existing files, GitHub and analytics. Close it and nothing is left behind; open it again and it is freshly rebuilt.
Your projects and reviews come from your own folders, your next actions from your GitHub issues and deadlines, traffic from your analytics, and finance from each project''s finance files. If a value looks wrong, fix the source - the dashboard just reflects it.
By default it is local-only, so it lives on your computer. If you want it on the go, the simplest pattern is to review and approve through GitHub and your existing tools; hosting the dashboard behind a login is possible but optional.