Projects home keeps the local service organized

Guildhall behaves like a local service over projects, not a one-repo session. Attach a folder, scan what is moving, and open the shell that actually needs your eyes.

What the dashboard should answer quickly

• Can this project run at all?
• What is blocked or on fire?
• Which shell needs attention first?

If the page cannot answer those three questions fast, it is being decorative when it should be operational.

The actual job of each card

• Project identity and whether the service still recognizes it
• Run status and whether the guild is active, idle, paused, or unhappy
• Blocked work and unresolved escalations
• Enough signal to tell whether opening the shell is likely to be a quick check or a proper firefight

The Projects home is deliberately shallow. It helps you choose where to look next; the detailed Thread, Work, Settings, Learning, and Release surfaces stay inside the project shell.