Dashboard Idea — Action Affordance Footer

Purpose

Turn each decision card into an executable judgment unit. The footer tells the reader what to do next, by when or by what trigger, and who owns it.

Core rule

A card should not end with more interpretation; it should end with the next executable affordance.

Use the footer as a stable action surface across Telegram/mobile and the unified-report-webapp.

Reusable footer

→ Next: {verb + object + output} · by {time/event/trigger} · owner {person/agent}

Examples:

• → Next: decide add/hold KR stock candidate · before market open · owner Phillip
• → Next: delegate sanctions wording check memo · by 10:00 KST · owner insurance
• → Next: No action — trigger not crossed; recheck Friday · owner stock

Field model

action_affordance:
  lane: decide | verify | monitor | escalate | archive
  next_action: string
  verb: decide | verify | delegate | wait | archive | escalate
  object: string
  output_artifact: string
  due_or_trigger: string
  owner: Phillip | oke | coder | stock | insurance | news | zain
  action_state: new | changed | unchanged | none

Dashboard behavior

1. Extract all footers into Today’s Action Queue.
2. Sort by owner Phillip, due today, escalation, blocked verification, then monitor triggers.
3. Keep footer visible at the bottom of expanded card/detail view.
4. Convert lane to CTA:
   • Decide → Record decision
   • Verify → Assign verification
   • Monitor → Set/review trigger
   • Escalate → Open escalation packet
   • Archive → Archive with reason

Mobile rules

• Footer should be one line whenever possible.
• Never use bare verbs like 검토 or 확인; attach object and output.
• No action is valid when paired with a trigger or recheck date.
• Do not hide the footer inside evidence/detail drawers.
• If the footer exceeds two lines, simplify the action rather than shrinking the text.

Anti-patterns

• CTA inflation: every insight becomes an urgent task.
• Owner ambiguity: user cannot tell whether Phillip or an agent should act.
• False deadlines: arbitrary due times create artificial urgency.
• Footer/detail mismatch: action contradicts the judgment or lane.
• Task-manager creep: footer becomes a full workflow system instead of a judgment handoff.

Related

• [[2026-06-10]]
• [[Decision_Delta_Strip]]
• [[Evidence_Drawer]]
• [[Executive_Escalation_Ladder]]