Inspiration
What it does
How we built it
Challenges we ran into
Accomplishments that we're proud of
What we learned
What's next for KPI Compass
What it does
Small teams usually do not need another dashboard; they need a defensible next step. KPI Compass accepts a familiar monthly sales export, calculates funnel and channel signals locally, then creates a bounded operations brief: the bottleneck, numeric evidence, a time-boxed experiment, and the uncertainty that must not be ignored.
The demo uses synthetic data. In live mode, the server sends only the computed report to GPT-5.6 with a tightly scoped JSON-output prompt. The no-key fallback is clearly labeled and remains reproducible.
How we built it
The deterministic KPI-reporting prototype existed before OpenAI Build Week. During the submission period, Codex extended it into a testable web product: a responsive UI, a server route, a bounded GPT-5.6 analysis path, and automated verification tests. The input/output contract stays explicit so a model response is not treated as a source of truth.
Why it matters
The output is intentionally small: bottleneck, evidence, experiment, and watchout. A team can move from a monthly export to one measurable next action without buying another dashboard. This also creates a practical path to a fixed-scope reporting-automation pilot for small businesses.
What to try
- Open the repository README.
- Run
npm install && npm test. - Run
npm startand openhttp://localhost:4173. - Load the sample CSV and click Analyze.
- Inspect the channel evidence and copy the decision brief.
Built With
- automated-tests
- gpt-5.6
- html/css
- javascript
- node.js
- openai-responses-api
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