docs: place the audit dashboard in the org's dashboard family - #142
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The audit dashboard section describes this repo's own site without saying it is one of several, so a reader has no route to the siblings or to the list of all of them. Requested by QuantEcon/status-projects#7, whose first acceptance criterion is that the portfolio dashboard be reachable from every sibling status page. It is currently reachable from none of them, while it already links outward to this site. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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One of the newly added dashboard links appears to point to the repository rather than the dashboard’s GitHub Pages URL, which undermines the goal of making sibling status pages directly reachable.
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Pull request overview
Adds a short cross-link in the README so this repo’s audit dashboard is explicitly framed as part of QuantEcon’s broader “status dashboards” family, with a pointer to the central dashboards directory in the operations manual.
Changes:
- Add a paragraph under The audit dashboard describing sibling status dashboards and linking to the dashboards directory.
File summaries
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| README.md | Adds a paragraph linking this repo’s audit dashboard to the broader QuantEcon status dashboard ecosystem and directory page. |
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Adds one paragraph to The audit dashboard section, placing this repo's dashboard in the org's family and pointing at the directory that lists all of them.
The section describes the audit dashboard well but does not say it is one of several, so a reader has no route to
status-translations,status-lectures,status-projects, or the list of every QuantEcon dashboard.The immediate reason is QuantEcon/status-projects#7, whose first acceptance criterion is that the portfolio dashboard be reachable from every sibling status page. Verified on 2026-09-08: it is reachable from none of them, while it already renders an outbound link to this site. This closes one third of that.
The directory link points at the operations manual's Dashboards page, ruled on 2026-09-08 to be QuantEcon's public list of dashboards — and that page already lists this one, so the link runs both ways after this merges.
Placed inside the existing dashboard section rather than at the top, because this repo is a data repository first and its dashboard is a feature of it, not its purpose. One paragraph; nothing else touched.
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