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name: model-dashboard
description: Compare Codex GPT engines and native effort recommendations in the Model Plan console, read public Codex reset notices, or check the plugin's own setup (Node runtime, tools, quota reader, optional hints).
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Call `open_model_dashboard` for the sidebar. For a terminal or data answer call `get_model_dashboard`: `view: "lineup"` compares OpenAI models at their ★ recommendations; `view: "effort", modelId: "<exact result ID>"` compares one model's native efforts relative to ★. Choose `lang: "zh"` or `"en"`. Completion: show the published values, verdicts and publication identity, or the explicit unavailable/last-good state.

In Codex CLI the HTML is unavailable. Present the tool's text blocks in their returned order. If MCP is unavailable and the `modelplan` Go binary is installed, run `modelplan lineup --dev openai --no-color`; for a specific model use `modelplan effort <exact ID> --no-color`. Keep the published lineup verdict and baseline; lineups are the published client digest's verdicts, also used by the website kit and Go CLI.

The lever is a comparison setting. Applying a model/effort uses the host picker and an explicit user action. Unknown values stay unknown, and estimated time keeps its label. Ability is additive points; cost/time changes are relative to the same model's ★ recommendation. Cost is USD per declared reference task; label any absolute value as approximate reference-task dollars. Time ratios require matching published time bases.

Public reset notices do not establish personal eligibility, balance or a personal reset time. Preserve source status, scope and stated time precision; posting or confirmation time is not effective time. Model and reset evidence come from one verified publication. 

Every result carries `setup`: the Node runtime the server runs on, which local reader read the quota (`cli` or `python`), and whether proactive hints are on. When `advice.status` is `unavailable`, say hints are off and why (`cli_missing`: the optional `modelplan` CLI 0.4+ is not installed; `cli_without_advise`: it is older than 0.4). Do not imply every feature is enabled.

Setup check: when the user asks whether the plugin works, why the dashboard, quota or hints are missing, or a tool returned a Node.js diagnosis, run `node '<this skill directory>/../../doctor.cjs' --lang zh` (or `en`). It is read-only: Codex's app-server starts the installed plugin, a temporary thread is opened without a message, and one data call is made; nothing is billed. Relay its failed items with their fixes and the three verdicts: installed, tools callable, panel shown. Panel shown is always unverified by the check; only opening the dashboard confirms it. Suggest a new task after a fix; do not claim a Codex restart is required.