Inspect a dashboard before opening it
On the Dashboards page, a dashboard can now tell you everything about itself without being opened. Hover it and click ⓘ — or press Space on its line — and a panel opens beside the list: its first tab drawn large, who it's shared with, the alerts that watch it, what changed lately, and Axi's summary when it has one.
The whole dashboard at a glance
The panel draws the first tab large — one block per widget, each with its type's icon — with the dashboard's tabs under it and how many widgets it holds. Below come its description, tags and owner, when it was last edited and by whom, and when you last opened it.
Who can open it, and what watches it
Sharing lists everyone who can open the dashboard and whether they can edit it; if it's yours, Share… is right there. Alerts lists the alerts on it, with a dot when one has fired or is failing.
What changed, in History's words
Activity tells its last few changes the way its History tells them — Marie rebuilt Revenue by month, Axi added Gross margin — and History opens the dashboard on its History panel. When one of its tabs keeps an AI summary, Axi's summary shows how it starts.
Walk the list with it
Open opens the dashboard, Edit opens it straight in Edit mode when you can edit it, and ⋯ holds the line's own menu. With the panel open, ↑ and ↓ move it from dashboard to dashboard; Esc closes it.