Objective
Allow the dashboard to plot both Hermes/plugin usage data and provider-API-key usage data when both are available.
Why
If the app can ingest more than one source, operators need to see both clearly. Hiding one source, collapsing them naively, or forcing users to guess where a number came from will make the dashboard less trustworthy.
Scope
- Add query/filter support for multi-source analytics
- Plot per-source series side by side or overlaid where appropriate
- Let users compare totals, trends, and drift between sources
- Keep the UI readable on desktop and mobile
Tasks
- Add source-aware query helpers for overview and drilldown routes
- Support source filters such as
all, Hermes, provider API
- Update charts/tables to show both series when both are available
- Add labeling/legend treatment that makes source attribution obvious
- Define how KPI cards behave when both sources exist (combined, primary, or split)
- Add empty/error states for partial-source availability
- Verify responsive behavior for dual-source charts and tables
Acceptance criteria
- Users can tell which source produced which data
- When both sources exist, the dashboard can plot and compare both without collapsing them invisibly
- Source filters and legends remain understandable on mobile and desktop
- The chosen KPI behavior is documented and consistent across the app
- Comparison views reconcile back to the underlying stored data
Notes
This likely builds on Slice 4 and Slice 5. It should be treated as comparison UX, not just another color on a chart.
Objective
Allow the dashboard to plot both Hermes/plugin usage data and provider-API-key usage data when both are available.
Why
If the app can ingest more than one source, operators need to see both clearly. Hiding one source, collapsing them naively, or forcing users to guess where a number came from will make the dashboard less trustworthy.
Scope
Tasks
all,Hermes,provider APIAcceptance criteria
Notes
This likely builds on Slice 4 and Slice 5. It should be treated as comparison UX, not just another color on a chart.