Project-Level Activity Dashboard
This guide describes how to navigate and use the Mobb project-level dashboard, providing visibility into fix coverage, engagement, and trends for an individual project.
Overview
The Project Dashboard provides a centralized view of metrics, fix coverage, and engagement for a single Mobb project. This allows you to drill down into the performance and impact of Mobb fixes at the project level, as opposed to the broader organization-level activity dashboard.

Accessing the Project Dashboard
From the left-hand navigation panel, select the Projects icon.
Choose your project from the list.
Click Project Activity Dashboard to view detailed fix metrics.
Fix Coverage
The Fix Coverage section displays the total number of generated and deployed fixes for the selected project. You can filter the results over time ranges such as Last 7 Days, Last 30 Days, Last 12 Months, or All Time.
Displayed metrics include:
Generated Fixes – Fixes automatically generated by Mobb for issues in this project.
Total Addressed Issues – Number of issues resolved by Mobb fixes.
Deployed Fixes – Fixes committed, included in PRs, or downloaded locally.
Fix Engagement
The Fix Engagement section breaks down how generated fixes are being consumed within the project.
Displayed metrics include:
Total Fix Interactions – Overall activity with fixes.
Downloaded Fixes – Number of fixes downloaded as patch files (
.diff
).Fixes in PRs – Fixes integrated into pull requests.
Committed Directly – Fixes committed straight to the repository.
Activity Trends
The Activity Trends section visualizes how fixes are being generated and consumed over time at the project level. Examples of trend views include:
Fixes Generated vs Fixes Deployed
Downloaded Fixes vs Created PRs vs Committed Directly
Key Difference from Organization Dashboard
While the Org Dashboard aggregates data across all projects in your organization, the Project Dashboard narrows the scope to a single project — making it easier to analyze project-specific adoption, fix coverage, and ROI.
Both dashboards use the same structure and metrics, but differ in scope.
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