This repo is a redesign of the Aries operations board, the page my team uses to see and act on my assistant’s task list. Farough (Frank) Darakhshan published it on 10/16/2026 as a repo separate from the board in use.

Repo: github.com/FrankDark007/Aries-Board–GAIS-upgrades. Languages: JavaScript and TypeScript. There is no README yet; this page is the documentation.

What changed from the original board

  • A workspace-style interface in React, laid out like an issue tracker, with claim groups, cards and a mission view.
  • More teammate actions. Beyond done, note, assign and snooze, the queue accepts reopen, reorder, delete, nudge, prep, urgent, and “useful” or “not useful” feedback on an item.
  • Safer delivery. Each queued command carries a lease, an attempt count and a next-attempt time, so a command that fails is retried on a schedule instead of being lost or applied twice.

The Cloudflare Worker and D1 schema stay the backend.

Running it locally

npm install, then npm run dev. The dev server runs the Worker code against an in-memory stand-in for D1, seeded with sample items, and serves the interface through Vite. Nothing reaches Cloudflare.

  • npm test runs the Node test suite in test/.
  • npm run lint type-checks with tsc --noEmit.
  • npm run build produces the static bundle.

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