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LLM-Dash

Local LLM benchmark dashboard with AI-driven daily changelog updates

Python 3.10+ FastAPI SQLite sql.js voidware License: MIT Buy Me a Coffee


A no-build, click-to-launch dashboard for tracking LLM benchmarks and daily model changelogs. Voidware-powered dark UI. SQLite source of truth. AI agents write the updates - you just watch.

LLM-Dash models leaderboard with per-model scorecard
Models leaderboard with live scorecard — seeded from the top 20 Artificial Analysis intelligence models. More screenshots →

Features

  • Models leaderboard - sortable table with five benchmark dimensions (intelligence, coding, agent capability, speed, cost), tier grades S–F, and per-vendor color coding.
  • Interactive charts - scatter and radar comparisons with selectable model profiles.
  • Changelog timeline - append-only daily entries rendered from Markdown.
  • Stats & analytics - token usage, cost tracking, duration metrics, and per-agent breakdowns across every update run.
  • Settings-first setup - local subpages configure your BYOK provider, models, Exa API key, optional LLM Stats enrichment, and OS-level scheduling.
  • Agent-agnostic updates - any AI agent (Claude, Codex, Gemini, etc.) follows skill/SKILL.md to research, score, and commit new data.
  • Zero build runtime - vanilla HTML/CSS/JS served by a tiny FastAPI server.
  • Works offline - once launched, the dashboard runs entirely from local SQLite + WASM. Internet is only needed for update runs.

Quick Start

Requirements: Python 3.10+ (plus internet access for first-time dependency install and model updates).

# macOS / Linux
./install.sh
llm-dash start

# Windows
.\install.bat
llm-dash start

The installer creates a local .venv, installs dependencies, and registers a managed llm-dash command. llm-dash start serves the dashboard on 127.0.0.1:8787 and opens it in your browser.

First launch shows a setup wizard - there's no default catalog, so seed it from the Catalog step (or run python scripts/init_db.py to preseed offline).

Background mode, release-archive install, reset, desktop shortcuts, and the full update workflow are in docs/USAGE.md.

How Updates Work

LLM-Dash separates reading (the dashboard) from writing (AI agents). Three ways to trigger an update:

  • Automated - configure a BYOK provider, then click Refresh; the app runs skill/SKILL.md via the OpenAI Agents SDK.
  • Manual - with no provider configured, Refresh copies an agent-neutral prompt for claude/codex to run in a terminal.
  • Scheduled - install an OS-level job (systemd / launchd / Task Scheduler) for daily, weekly, or monthly runs.

See docs/USAGE.md for the full workflow.

Project Layout

LLM-Dash/
├── server.py              # FastAPI app - API routes + static mounts
├── install.sh / .ps1 / .bat   # Idempotent installers
├── llm-dash / llm-dash.cmd    # Local command shims
├── requirements.txt           # Python deps
├── pyproject.toml             # Package metadata + console entry point
├── llm_dash/              # CLI, install, process lifecycle
├── web/                   # Static frontend (vanilla HTML/CSS/JS + vendored libs)
├── data/                  # dash.sqlite source of truth + metrics CSV (generated)
├── changelogs/            # Append-only daily Markdown updates
├── scripts/               # Schema, seeding, update runner, scheduling, release
├── skill/SKILL.md         # Agent-agnostic update contract
└── docs/                  # Architecture, development, usage, scheduling

Troubleshooting

Problem Fix
python -m venv fails on Debian/Ubuntu Install python3-venv and rerun ./install.sh
llm-dash not found after install Open a new terminal, or run ./llm-dash start from the repo
Port 8787 already in use llm-dash start --port 9000
First launch shows the setup wizard Expected - seed from the Catalog step
Provider connection fails Verify API key + base URL via Settings "Test connection"

Full troubleshooting table: docs/USAGE.md.

Documentation

Document Audience Contents
Usage Users Install variants, background mode, reset, update workflow, troubleshooting
Architecture Developers System design, data flow, schema, component map
Development Contributors Local setup, conventions, testing, adding features
Update Protocol AI Agents Step-by-step update contract
Contributing Contributors How to set up, branch, and open a PR

License

MIT © 2026 Phxntom

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