Epic: Visualization & Stretch — Performance Dashboards, Analytics & P2 Power Features

[unclesp1d3r]

Overview

This Epic covers two complementary themes for HashHive — the distributed hashcat orchestration platform:

1. Visualization — Surfacing platform activity, agent performance, and cracking progress through rich dashboards, time-series analytics, and real-time charts.
2. Stretch Goals — A curated set of P2 power-user features that extend platform usability, streamline operational workflows, and modernize the agent-facing API.

These items are lower urgency than the Core Data Flow, Intelligent Scheduling, Operational Polish, and Advanced Features epics, but are critical for long-term adoption, operator efficiency, and platform maturity.

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Goals

• Provide time-series analytics and real-time performance visibility across agents, tasks, and campaigns.
• Enable headless/terminal-based operations for power users and automated environments.
• Streamline agent onboarding at scale via voucher-code enrollment.
• Extend attack configuration workflows with playbooks and smart upload flows.
• Modernize the agent-facing REST API for a clean, idiomatic developer experience.
• Allow inline editing of resources directly in the browser for improved operator ergonomics.

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Sub-Issues

🟡 P1 — Visualization

#	Title	Story Points
#110	[P1] Historical Performance Graphs & Analytics	—

#110 adds time-series storage for agent hash rates, task throughput, and campaign progress. It introduces rolling hash-rate trends, campaign performance history, per-agent comparisons, and Recharts-based dashboard charts. Builds on the real-time monitoring work from #27.

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🔵 P2 — Stretch Features

#	Title	Story Points
#111	[P2] Agent API v2 — Modern Idiomatic Design	—
#112	[P2] Crackable Uploads — Auto Hash Detection & Attack Generation	—
#113	[P2] Inline Resource Editing in Browser	—
#114	[P2] Bulk Agent Enrollment via Voucher Codes	SP:3
#115	[P2] Attack Playbooks — Grouped Template Deployment	SP:5
#116	[P2] TUI Interface for Headless Operations	—

• [P2] Agent API v2 — Modern Idiomatic Design #111 redesigns the agent-facing REST API with a modern, idiomatic interface for cleaner agent integration.
• [P2] Crackable Uploads — Auto Hash Detection & Attack Generation #112 enables drag-and-drop or upload-based hash file ingestion with automatic hash-type detection and suggested attack generation.
• [P2] Inline Resource Editing in Browser #113 allows operators to edit campaigns, agents, hashlists, and other resources inline in the browser without navigating away.
• [P2] Bulk Agent Enrollment via Voucher Codes #114 introduces voucher-code-based agent self-enrollment to reduce friction when registering many agents in bulk across a fleet.
• [P2] Attack Playbooks — Grouped Template Deployment #115 introduces "playbooks" — ordered groups of attack templates that can be deployed together to auto-create multi-stage campaigns.
• [P2] TUI Interface for Headless Operations #116 provides a terminal UI (Ink/Go/Rust) for headless environments, with live agent status, campaign views, and results streaming via WebSocket. Depends on the Control API from Epic #120.

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Dependencies

• Epic: Core Data Flow — Hash Cracking Pipeline, Result Tracking & Agent Integration #117 (Core Data Flow) — result tracking and agent integration must be stable before visualization layers are meaningful.
• Epic: Intelligent Scheduling — Keyspace Distribution, Task Preemption & Attack Complexity #118 (Intelligent Scheduling) — keyspace and throughput data feeds the performance graphs in #110.
• Epic: Advanced Features — Control API, SuperHashlists, Extended Attacks & Webhooks #120 (Advanced Features) — the Control API is a prerequisite for the TUI (#116).

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Success Criteria

• Time-series performance data is stored and queryable for agents, tasks, and campaigns.
• Recharts-based performance dashboard is live with per-agent and per-campaign breakdowns.
• TUI covers core operator views (agent status, campaign progress, results stream) with live updates.
• Voucher-code agent enrollment flow is functional end-to-end.
• Attack playbooks support ordered template groups and deploy to campaigns automatically.
• Crackable upload flow auto-detects hash type and generates a suggested attack.
• Agent API v2 passes contract tests and is documented.
• Inline editing is available for at least campaigns, hashlists, and agents.

[unclesp1d3r]

@coderabbitai Enhance this issue body with additional context. This is an Epic for tracking work on the subissues, and the context should be derived from the associated subissues. Improve the issue title and assign the proper labels and other metadata.

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On GitHub, EvilBit-Labs/hash_hive has an open Epic specifically for visualization:

• Issue #121 — “Visualization & Stretch” (Type: Epic, Label: epic), opened March 26, 2026. It shows 0 / 7 issues completed, but currently has no written description, no milestone, and no project attached. [2]
• The repo itself is HashHive, described as a distributed password-cracking platform orchestrating hashcat across multiple LAN agents, built with TypeScript (MERN stack). [3]

Related epics visible in the repo’s open issues list (also opened March 26, 2026) include: Advanced Features (#120), Operational Polish (#119), Intelligent Scheduling (#118), and Core Data Flow (#117). [1]

Sources:
[1] (github.com)
[2] (github.com)
[3] (github.com)

Citations:

• 1: https://github.com/EvilBit-Labs/hash_hive/issues
• 2: Epic: Visualization & Stretch — Performance Dashboards, Analytics & P2 Power Features #121
• 3: https://github.com/EvilBit-Labs/hash_hive

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EvilBit-Labs hash_hive github issues visualization charts graphs export dashboard

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I couldn’t find any public GitHub repository named EvilBit-Labs/hash_hive (or hash-hive) nor an Issues page for it via web search. EvilBit Labs’ own “Projects” page lists other repos (Gold Digger, opnDossier, etc.) but not hash_hive, which suggests the repo name may be different, moved, or private. [1]

If your goal is GitHub issues visualization / dashboards / exports for that repo (once you confirm the correct URL), common options are:

• Built-in GitHub

  • Insights → basic issue/PR activity graphs (no extra setup).
  • Projects (tables/boards) + filters for issue status and throughput (limited charting).

• Export issues for charts elsewhere (CSV/BI)

  • Use GitHub’s API to pull issues (including labels, assignees, cycle times), then chart in Excel/Power BI/Looker Studio, etc.

• Full dashboards (charts/graphs)

  • GrimoireLab / CHAOSS: ingest GitHub issues/PRs into Elasticsearch and view dashboards in Kibana/Kibiter (tutorial shows GitHub issues + PR visualizations and dashboard JSON workflows). [2][3]

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Sources: [1] [2] [3]

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The GitHub Issues page for EvilBit-Labs/hash_hive is accessible and shows 30 issues total (and 5 pull requests). The default view is is:issue state:open. [1]

Open issues visible on the first page of results include (all opened Mar 26, 2026):

• #121 “Visualization & Stretch” (Epic) [1]
• #120 “Epic: Advanced Features — Control API, SuperHashlists, Extended Attacks & Webhooks” (Epic) [1]
• #119 “Epic: Operational Polish — Audit Logging, Agent Config, Data Integrity & Hash Management” (Epic) [1]
• #118 “Epic: Intelligent Scheduling — Keyspace Distribution, Task Preemption & Attack Complexity” (Epic) [1]
• #117 “Epic: Core Data Flow — Hash Cracking Pipeline, Result Tracking & Agent Integration” (Epic) [1]
• #116 “[P2] TUI Interface for Headless Operations” [1]
• #115 “[P2] Attack Playbooks — Grouped Template Deployment” [2]
• #114 “[P2] Bulk Agent Enrollment via Voucher Codes” [2]
• #113 “[P2] Inline Resource Editing in Browser” [2]
• #112 “[P2] Crackable Uploads — Auto Hash Detection & Attack Generation” [2]
• #111 “[P2] Agent API v2 — Modern Idiomatic Design” [2]
• #110 “[P1] Historical Performance Graphs & Analytics” [2]

Sources:
[1] (github.com)
[2] (github.com)

Citations:

• 1: https://github.com/EvilBit-Labs/hash_hive/issues
• 2: https://github.com/EvilBit-Labs/hash_hive/issues

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Matches in EvilBit-Labs/hash_hive issues for your keywords:

• Epic: Visualization & Stretch — Performance Dashboards, Analytics & P2 Power Features #121 — “Visualization & Stretch” (Epic) (opened Mar 26, 2026; no description yet). [1]
• [P2] TUI Interface for Headless Operations #116 — “[P2] TUI Interface for Headless Operations”: proposes a terminal UI (Ink/Go/Rust), core operator views, and live updates; blocked by Control API epic #38. [2]
• [P1] Historical Performance Graphs & Analytics #110 — “[P1] Historical Performance Graphs & Analytics”: time-series storage + dashboard charts (notes “Recharts-based visualizations”). [3]
• [P1] Hash List Export, Pre-Cracked Import & Global Search #102 — “[P1] Hash List Export, Pre-Cracked Import & Global Search”: export (CSV/potfile), import pre-cracked pairs, and global hash search; blocked by #98. [4]
• Related context: Epic #117 explicitly lists “export/import” as part of “Hash Data Operations” and links to [P1] Hash List Export, Pre-Cracked Import & Global Search #102. [5]

Sources: [1] (github.com) [2] (github.com) [3] (github.com) [4] (github.com) [5] (github.com)

Citations:

• 1: Epic: Visualization & Stretch — Performance Dashboards, Analytics & P2 Power Features #121
• 2: [P2] TUI Interface for Headless Operations #116
• 3: [P1] Historical Performance Graphs & Analytics #110
• 4: [P1] Hash List Export, Pre-Cracked Import & Global Search #102
• 5: Epic: Core Data Flow — Hash Cracking Pipeline, Result Tracking & Agent Integration #117

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Findings in EvilBit-Labs/hash_hive issues matching your query terms:

• “P2” issues (open): Epic Epic: Core Data Flow — Hash Cracking Pipeline, Result Tracking & Agent Integration #117 plus [P2] TUI Interface for Headless Operations #116 “[P2] TUI Interface for Headless Operations”, [P2] Attack Playbooks — Grouped Template Deployment #115 “[P2] Attack Playbooks — Grouped Template Deployment”, [P2] Bulk Agent Enrollment via Voucher Codes #114 “[P2] Bulk Agent Enrollment via Voucher Codes”, [P2] Inline Resource Editing in Browser #113 “[P2] Inline Resource Editing in Browser”, [P2] Crackable Uploads — Auto Hash Detection & Attack Generation #112 “[P2] Crackable Uploads — Auto Hash Detection & Attack Generation”, [P2] Agent API v2 — Modern Idiomatic Design #111 “[P2] Agent API v2 — Modern Idiomatic Design”. [1]
• “P3” issues: No results. [2]
• “notification” issues: Epic Epic: Advanced Features — Control API, SuperHashlists, Extended Attacks & Webhooks #120 and Epic Epic: Intelligent Scheduling — Keyspace Distribution, Task Preemption & Attack Complexity #118 show up, plus [P1] Webhook Notification System with Configurable Triggers #107 “[P1] Webhook Notification System with Configurable Triggers” (and other higher-priority items in results). [3]
• “mobile” issues: Epic Epic: Frontend Foundation - Next.js Architecture & Core UI Components #36 (closed) and Implement Next.js Frontend Foundation with Authentication and Layout #26 “Implement Next.js Frontend Foundation with Authentication and Layout” (closed) are returned by the search. [4]
• “PWA” issues: No results. [5]
• “widget” issues: returns [P1] System Health Monitoring Service #109 “[P1] System Health Monitoring Service” (matches because of “widget” text somewhere in the issue content). [6]
• “timeline/roadmap/milestone” issues: returns epics Epic: Advanced Features — Control API, SuperHashlists, Extended Attacks & Webhooks #120, #119, #118, #117 (and more further down the results). [7]

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[2] https://github.com/EvilBit-Labs/hash_hive/issues?q=is%3Aissue+P3
[3] https://github.com/EvilBit-Labs/hash_hive/issues?q=is%3Aissue+notification
[4] https://github.com/EvilBit-Labs/hash_hive/issues?q=is%3Aissue+mobile
[5] https://github.com/EvilBit-Labs/hash_hive/issues?q=is%3Aissue+PWA
[6] https://github.com/EvilBit-Labs/hash_hive/issues?q=is%3Aissue+widget
[7] https://github.com/EvilBit-Labs/hash_hive/issues?q=is%3Aissue+timeline+OR+roadmap+OR+milestone

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Relevant EvilBit-Labs/hash_hive issues matching P1/P2 + agent/performance/health/monitoring/dashboard/progress:

• [P1] Historical Performance Graphs & Analytics #110 — “[P1] Historical Performance Graphs & Analytics” (opened Mar 26, 2026)
  Adds time-series storage for agent hash rates/task throughput/campaign progress, rolling hash-rate trends, campaign performance history, per-agent comparisons, and dashboard charts (Recharts). References monitoring/dashboard work and links back to #27. [1]

• Implement Dashboard and Real-time Monitoring UI with WebSocket Support #27 — “Implement Dashboard and Real-time Monitoring UI with WebSocket Support” (opened Nov 22, 2025, Closed)
  Dashboard with real-time agent status, campaign progress, crack results, and performance metrics via WebSocket (SSE fallback + polling). Includes explicit performance targets (render <1s, updates <100ms). [2]

• [P2] TUI Interface for Headless Operations #116 — “[P2] TUI Interface for Headless Operations” (opened Mar 26, 2026)
  Terminal UI for headless monitoring/ops (dashboard summary, campaign views, agent status, results stream) with live updates via WebSocket or polling; depends on a Control API. [3]

• [P2] Bulk Agent Enrollment via Voucher Codes #114 — “[P2] Bulk Agent Enrollment via Voucher Codes” (opened Mar 26, 2026)
  Batch agent enrollment flow (voucher model + enrollment endpoint + dashboard UI + usage tracking) to reduce friction when registering many agents. [4]

Sources: [1] [2] [3] [4]

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Here’s what those hash_hive GitHub issues (#103–#106, #108–#109) are about:

• [P1] Advanced Attack Types: Combinator, Association, PRINCE & Keyboard Layouts #103 — Advanced Attack Types (P1): Add support for hashcat Combinator (mode 1), Association (mode 9), a preprocessor framework/PRINCE, and keyboard layout mapping (.hckmap), with UI/API support. [1]
• [P1] Agent Advanced Configuration & Error Whitelisting #104 — Agent Advanced Configuration (P1): Per-agent “advanced config” for hashcat settings (device selection, workload profile, temp limits, custom flags), plus error whitelisting (treat certain hashcat errors as non-critical) and config inheritance (project defaults overridden per agent). [2]
• [P1] Comprehensive Audit Logging & State Change Tracking #105 — Audit Logging & State Change Tracking (P1): Implement an audit trail (who/what/when, old/new values), state-transition logging (campaign/attack/task/agent), a queryable audit log UI/API, and retention policy controls. [3]
• [P1] Soft Delete Support for Core Models #106 — Soft Deletes (P1): Add deletedAt-style soft delete across core models, default query filtering, restore APIs, cascade rules, and an eventual cleanup job past retention. [4]
• [P1] File Integrity Verification & Intelligent Distribution #108 — File Integrity & Distribution (P1): Store/verify SHA-256 checksums for uploaded resources, run background integrity checks, support compression for distribution, use cache semantics (ETag/checksum) so agents skip re-downloads, and include checksums in agent download responses. [5]
• [P1] System Health Monitoring Service #109 — System Health Monitoring (P1): Health checks for PostgreSQL/Redis/MinIO/BullMQ workers, a structured /api/v1/health endpoint, a dashboard status widget, scheduled background checks, and configurable alert thresholds (disk, queue depth, pool usage). [6]

Sources:
[1] (github.com) [2] (github.com) [3] (github.com) [4] (github.com) [5] (github.com) [6] (github.com)

Citations:

• 1: [P1] Advanced Attack Types: Combinator, Association, PRINCE & Keyboard Layouts #103
• 2: [P1] Agent Advanced Configuration & Error Whitelisting #104
• 3: [P1] Comprehensive Audit Logging & State Change Tracking #105
• 4: [P1] Soft Delete Support for Core Models #106
• 5: [P1] File Integrity Verification & Intelligent Distribution #108
• 6: [P1] System Health Monitoring Service #109

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💡 Result:

Matches in EvilBit-Labs/hash_hive issues (all opened Mar 26, 2026):

• Keyspace / scheduler / preemption / attack complexity

  • Epic #118: “Intelligent Scheduling — Keyspace Distribution, Task Preemption & Attack Complexity”: calls out lack of keyspace-aware task distribution, priority-based preemption, and attack complexity management; notes current queueing via BullMQ and proposes atomic claiming via SQL FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED. [1]
  • Epic #117 (Core Data Flow): dependency graph explicitly ties Keyspace Distribution and Task Preemption into Epic #118, and mentions a keyspace distribution scheduler driven by benchmark data. [4]

• SuperHashlists

  • Epic #120: “Advanced Features — Control API, SuperHashlists, Extended Attacks & Webhooks”: includes [P1] SuperHashlists — Cross-Hashlist Deduplication (#101) and sets success criteria around dedup + result propagation. [2]

• “Real-time” / “live”

  • Epic #119 (Operational Polish) includes a Campaign ETA Calculator that estimates completion based on throughput, remaining keyspace, and fleet size (i.e., continuously updated operational telemetry). [3]

• P1 / P2 examples surfaced by the repo Issues index

  • [P1] Historical Performance Graphs & Analytics (#110). [6]
  • Multiple [P2] items are listed (e.g., TUI for headless ops, attack playbooks, bulk agent enrollment, inline resource editing, crackable uploads, Agent API v2). [5]

Sources: [1] (github.com) [2] (github.com) [3] (github.com) [4] (github.com) [5] (github.com) [6] (github.com)

Citations:

• 1: Epic: Intelligent Scheduling — Keyspace Distribution, Task Preemption & Attack Complexity #118
• 2: Epic: Advanced Features — Control API, SuperHashlists, Extended Attacks & Webhooks #120
• 3: Epic: Operational Polish — Audit Logging, Agent Config, Data Integrity & Hash Management #119
• 4: Epic: Core Data Flow — Hash Cracking Pipeline, Result Tracking & Agent Integration #117
• 5: https://github.com/EvilBit-Labs/hash_hive/issues
• 6: [P1] Historical Performance Graphs & Analytics #110

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site:github.com/EvilBit-Labs/hash_hive/issues/116 OR site:github.com/EvilBit-Labs/hash_hive/issues/115 OR site:github.com/EvilBit-Labs/hash_hive/issues/114 epic 121

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• Issue #114: [P2] Bulk Agent Enrollment via Voucher Codes (Feature; SP:3). Opened Mar 26, 2026. Describes adding voucher-code-based agent self-enrollment (voucher model, enrollment endpoint, UI, project scoping, usage tracking). [1]
• Issue #115: [P2] Attack Playbooks — Grouped Template Deployment (Feature; SP:5). Opened Mar 26, 2026. Proposes “playbooks” as ordered groups of attack templates, with CRUD + deployment to auto-create campaigns; depends on Attack Templates. [2]
• Issue #116: [P2] TUI Interface for Headless Operations (Feature). Opened Mar 26, 2026. Proposes a terminal UI built on a Control API prerequisite (references issues #25 and epic #38). [3]
• Epic #121: Visualization & Stretch (Epic). Opened Mar 26, 2026; shows 0/7 issues completed but no description is provided, and the page doesn’t show linked child issues/relationships in the rendered content I can access. [4]

About “epic 121” linkage: I do not see any explicit reference to Epic #121 on issues #114–#116 in the accessible page content (no “#121” mention, and Epic #121 shows “Relationships: None yet”). [1][2][3][4]

References:
[1] #114
[2] #115
[3] #116
[4] #121

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• Labels: The EvilBit-Labs/hash_hive repo currently has 46 issue labels (e.g., agent, agent-management, api, audit-compliance, auth, bug, documentation, enhancement, epic, frontend, etc.). (github.com)
• Milestones: The repo currently has no milestones created (Open: 0, Closed: 0). (github.com)

Citations:

• 1: https://github.com/EvilBit-Labs/hash_hive/labels
• 2: https://github.com/EvilBit-Labs/hash_hive/milestones

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Labels in EvilBit-Labs/hash_hive (46 total):

agent; agent-management; agents; api; audit-compliance; auth; authentication; backend; bug; campaign-management; dependencies; documentation; duplicate; enhancement; epic; feature; frontend; gap-analysis; github_actions; good first issue; hash-management; help wanted; infrastructure; invalid; javascript; mern-migration; migration; monitoring; priority:critical; priority:high; priority:low; priority:medium; question; resource-management; security; SP:1; SP:13; SP:2; SP:21; SP:3; SP:5; SP:8; task-distribution; testing; tooling; wontfix. [1] [2]

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NEW_TITLE="Epic: Visualization & Stretch — Performance Dashboards, Analytics & P2 Power Features"

NEW_BODY='## Overview

This Epic covers two complementary themes for HashHive — the distributed hashcat orchestration platform:

1. **Visualization** — Surfacing platform activity, agent performance, and cracking progress through rich dashboards, time-series analytics, and real-time charts.
2. **Stretch Goals** — A curated set of P2 power-user features that extend platform usability, streamline operational workflows, and modernize the agent-facing API.

These items are lower urgency than the Core Data Flow, Intelligent Scheduling, Operational Polish, and Advanced Features epics, but are critical for long-term adoption, operator efficiency, and platform maturity.

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## Goals

- Provide time-series analytics and real-time performance visibility across agents, tasks, and campaigns.
- Enable headless/terminal-based operations for power users and automated environments.
- Streamline agent onboarding at scale via voucher-code enrollment.
- Extend attack configuration workflows with playbooks and smart upload flows.
- Modernize the agent-facing REST API for a clean, idiomatic developer experience.
- Allow inline editing of resources directly in the browser for improved operator ergonomics.

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## Sub-Issues

### 🟡 P1 — Visualization

| # | Title | Story Points |
|---|-------|-------------|
| `#110` | [P1] Historical Performance Graphs & Analytics | — |

**#110** adds time-series storage for agent hash rates, task throughput, and campaign progress. It introduces rolling hash-rate trends, campaign performance history, per-agent comparisons, and Recharts-based dashboard charts. Builds on the real-time monitoring work from `#27`.

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### 🔵 P2 — Stretch Features

| # | Title | Story Points |
|---|-------|-------------|
| `#111` | [P2] Agent API v2 — Modern Idiomatic Design | — |
| `#112` | [P2] Crackable Uploads — Auto Hash Detection & Attack Generation | — |
| `#113` | [P2] Inline Resource Editing in Browser | — |
| `#114` | [P2] Bulk Agent Enrollment via Voucher Codes | SP:3 |
| `#115` | [P2] Attack Playbooks — Grouped Template Deployment | SP:5 |
| `#116` | [P2] TUI Interface for Headless Operations | — |

- **#111** redesigns the agent-facing REST API with a modern, idiomatic interface for cleaner agent integration.
- **#112** enables drag-and-drop or upload-based hash file ingestion with automatic hash-type detection and suggested attack generation.
- **#113** allows operators to edit campaigns, agents, hashlists, and other resources inline in the browser without navigating away.
- **#114** introduces voucher-code-based agent self-enrollment to reduce friction when registering many agents in bulk across a fleet.
- **#115** introduces "playbooks" — ordered groups of attack templates that can be deployed together to auto-create multi-stage campaigns.
- **#116** provides a terminal UI (Ink/Go/Rust) for headless environments, with live agent status, campaign views, and results streaming via WebSocket. Depends on the Control API from Epic `#120`.

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## Dependencies

- **#117** (Core Data Flow) — result tracking and agent integration must be stable before visualization layers are meaningful.
- **#118** (Intelligent Scheduling) — keyspace and throughput data feeds the performance graphs in `#110`.
- **#120** (Advanced Features) — the Control API is a prerequisite for the TUI (`#116`).

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## Success Criteria

- [ ] Time-series performance data is stored and queryable for agents, tasks, and campaigns.
- [ ] Recharts-based performance dashboard is live with per-agent and per-campaign breakdowns.
- [ ] TUI covers core operator views (agent status, campaign progress, results stream) with live updates.
- [ ] Voucher-code agent enrollment flow is functional end-to-end.
- [ ] Attack playbooks support ordered template groups and deploy to campaigns automatically.
- [ ] Crackable upload flow auto-detects hash type and generates a suggested attack.
- [ ] Agent API v2 passes contract tests and is documented.
- [ ] Inline editing is available for at least campaigns, hashlists, and agents.'

# Update the issue
gh issue edit "$ISSUE" \
  --repo "$REPO" \
  --title "$NEW_TITLE" \
  --body "$NEW_BODY" \
  --add-label "enhancement,feature,frontend,monitoring,priority:low" \
  --add-assignee "unclesp1d3r"

echo "Done. Issue #$ISSUE updated."

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@unclesp1d3r — I've researched all 7 sub-issues and compiled the full enhancement for #121. Unfortunately the sandbox doesn't have a GH_TOKEN available to apply the edit directly, so here's everything ready to paste. You can apply it with a single gh command:

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🏷️ Updated Title

Epic: Visualization & Stretch — Performance Dashboards, Analytics & P2 Power Features

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📋 Updated Body

## Overview

This Epic covers two complementary themes for HashHive — the distributed hashcat orchestration platform:

1. **Visualization** — Surfacing platform activity, agent performance, and cracking progress through rich dashboards, time-series analytics, and real-time charts.
2. **Stretch Goals** — A curated set of P2 power-user features that extend platform usability, streamline operational workflows, and modernize the agent-facing API.

These items are lower urgency than the Core Data Flow, Intelligent Scheduling, Operational Polish, and Advanced Features epics, but are critical for long-term adoption, operator efficiency, and platform maturity.

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## Goals

- Provide time-series analytics and real-time performance visibility across agents, tasks, and campaigns.
- Enable headless/terminal-based operations for power users and automated environments.
- Streamline agent onboarding at scale via voucher-code enrollment.
- Extend attack configuration workflows with playbooks and smart upload flows.
- Modernize the agent-facing REST API for a clean, idiomatic developer experience.
- Allow inline editing of resources directly in the browser for improved operator ergonomics.

---

## Sub-Issues

### 🟡 P1 — Visualization

| # | Title | Story Points |
|---|-------|-------------|
| `#110` | [P1] Historical Performance Graphs & Analytics | — |

**#110** adds time-series storage for agent hash rates, task throughput, and campaign progress. It introduces rolling hash-rate trends, campaign performance history, per-agent comparisons, and Recharts-based dashboard charts. Builds on the real-time monitoring work from `#27`.

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### 🔵 P2 — Stretch Features

| # | Title | Story Points |
|---|-------|-------------|
| `#111` | [P2] Agent API v2 — Modern Idiomatic Design | — |
| `#112` | [P2] Crackable Uploads — Auto Hash Detection & Attack Generation | — |
| `#113` | [P2] Inline Resource Editing in Browser | — |
| `#114` | [P2] Bulk Agent Enrollment via Voucher Codes | SP:3 |
| `#115` | [P2] Attack Playbooks — Grouped Template Deployment | SP:5 |
| `#116` | [P2] TUI Interface for Headless Operations | — |

- **#111** redesigns the agent-facing REST API with a modern, idiomatic interface for cleaner agent integration.
- **#112** enables drag-and-drop or upload-based hash file ingestion with automatic hash-type detection and suggested attack generation.
- **#113** allows operators to edit campaigns, agents, hashlists, and other resources inline in the browser without navigating away.
- **#114** introduces voucher-code-based agent self-enrollment to reduce friction when registering many agents in bulk across a fleet.
- **#115** introduces "playbooks" — ordered groups of attack templates that can be deployed together to auto-create multi-stage campaigns.
- **#116** provides a terminal UI (Ink/Go/Rust) for headless environments, with live agent status, campaign views, and results streaming via WebSocket. Depends on the Control API from Epic `#120`.

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## Dependencies

- **#117** (Core Data Flow) — result tracking and agent integration must be stable before visualization layers are meaningful.
- **#118** (Intelligent Scheduling) — keyspace and throughput data feeds the performance graphs in `#110`.
- **#120** (Advanced Features) — the Control API is a prerequisite for the TUI (`#116`).

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## Success Criteria

- [ ] Time-series performance data is stored and queryable for agents, tasks, and campaigns.
- [ ] Recharts-based performance dashboard is live with per-agent and per-campaign breakdowns.
- [ ] TUI covers core operator views (agent status, campaign progress, results stream) with live updates.
- [ ] Voucher-code agent enrollment flow is functional end-to-end.
- [ ] Attack playbooks support ordered template groups and deploy to campaigns automatically.
- [ ] Crackable upload flow auto-detects hash type and generates a suggested attack.
- [ ] Agent API v2 passes contract tests and is documented.
- [ ] Inline editing is available for at least campaigns, hashlists, and agents.

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🏷️ Labels to Add

enhancement, feature, frontend, monitoring, priority:low

(All exist in the repo's 46 labels. The epic label is already present.)

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👤 Assignee

unclesp1d3r

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⚡ One-liner to apply everything

gh issue edit 121 \
  --repo EvilBit-Labs/hash_hive \
  --title "Epic: Visualization & Stretch — Performance Dashboards, Analytics & P2 Power Features" \
  --body-file /path/to/body.md \
  --add-label "enhancement,feature,frontend,monitoring,priority:low" \
  --add-assignee "unclesp1d3r"

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Notes on the 7 sub-issues identified:

• The P1 core visualization item is [P1] Historical Performance Graphs & Analytics #110 (Historical Performance Graphs — Recharts, time-series, per-agent analytics).
• The remaining 6 are all P2 stretch features (#111–[P2] TUI Interface for Headless Operations #116), covering the Agent API v2, smart uploads, inline editing, bulk enrollment, attack playbooks, and a TUI for headless ops.
• No milestones exist in the repo yet, so none were assigned.