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Build a persistent field dashboard with node check-ins and reports - #1
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The dashboard currently consists of two bare pages with hardcoded healthy telemetry. This adds a responsive local workspace that persists node check-ins and field reports in SQLite, shows missing measurements as unknown, and flags stale or offline nodes from their last check-in.
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LoRa/APRS adapters, physical sensors, AI/RAG, and an installable offline PWA remain future integrations. Reads are open to clients that can reach the server; updates use a shared operator token. The default bind address is localhost, with HTTPS and additional authentication recommended for untrusted networks. No local database, access token, or virtual environment is included.