From a design pass (CLI spec + dashboard spec + an adversarial glance-safety review)
that read the real output of both surfaces. Principle: each safety/state number appears
ONCE on the first screen, every list has a bounded height capped by relevance (active/open
first), and load-bearing signals (the UNPROTECTED banner, heartbeat, day P&L, circuit
breaker) are never trimmed or hidden.
CLI board (momentum_cli.py _render_board): drop the static 2-line strategy subtitle (never
changed, redraws every 3s); trim the heartbeat to "Ns"; armed table shows actionable
(armed/fired/long) rows first then the top-4 scanning by rvol, dropping corrupt >1000%-gap /
0-volume rows with a "+N more scanning" footer; remove the redundant ready-signals panel
(restated the armed table) and the day-P&L echo in the trades title; trades float open lots
to the top (never capped off) and cap closed at 6; risk collapses consecutive identical
fires into one "×N" row (the 12 duplicate KEEL lines -> one) and is promoted ABOVE trades.
Dashboard (api/static/dashboard.html): cap the long "runs" — ready-signals to top 15 by
quality (also kills ~80 per-refresh chart fetches), activity feed 20, catalyst feed 20, order
lifecycle shows only actionable orders (raw 1000s incl rejected/cancelled read as an alarm),
watch-states hide the score-gate 'blocked' rows; drop redundant strip cells (Positions dup of
pnl Open/Closed, Gross) and the Account panel's Buying-Power/Synced; demote Account to a
collapsed half-width panel; drop the ~constant ready-signals "Setup" column. JS syntax
validated, no dangling refs, serves 200.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
