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The Dashboard Check.

Claude opens a dashboard you're logged into and reports the numbers in three lines.

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The Dashboard Check — let Claude read your dashboard

Generated with this prompt.

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What this prompt does

  • Opens a dashboard you are already logged into
  • Reads the numbers you asked for, nothing else
  • Reports three lines: figure, direction, anything to do
  • Says so plainly when it cannot read something
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Why it works

Reads a dashboard you'd otherwise log into every week, and tells you only what changed and what needs doing. It borrows the Chrome window you're already signed into, so there are no passwords and nothing to install beyond the add-on.

Tested on a real analytics dashboard. Three failure modes came out of that testing and each one is now guarded against in the prompt: reading before the page has loaded (an empty box looks exactly like a zero), deep links quietly bouncing you to the wrong screen, and the up/down direction being carried by a coloured arrow the reading can't see. That last one matters most — direction is the part you act on, so the prompt says plainly when it can't tell rather than guessing.

Start here if you're new to this. There's a free demo dashboard from Google you can practise on before pointing it at anything of yours.

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Tips for this prompt

  • Wait for the page to load. An empty box is not a zero.
  • Let it click through menus. Deep links bounce you to the front screen.
  • It only names a direction if it can actually see one.
  • Practise on Google's free demo Analytics account first.
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How to use the prompt

  1. 1Switch on the Chrome connector in the Claude app
  2. 2Swap [DASHBOARD] and [WHAT I CARE ABOUT] for your own
  3. 3Paste it into Claude and watch the first run
  4. 4Check the date range it reports against your screen
  5. 5Schedule it only once you trust the output
Tags#browser#automation#claude in chrome#dashboard#analytics#reporting