You should check out the /dashboard application.

I think this will be solved by users making their own custom dashboards with this sort of thing.

We already have the ability to install as a home page - see T5076 - and installing for a project would be relatively trivial. Overall we're working on dashboards at the moment.

Sound right @chad, @epriestley? Lets close this if so. :D

Yeah, this is probably not the direction we want to head in for Project profile pages.

Currently, if you click "View All", it will take you into Maniphest with a pre-filled query for the current project. You can adjust the query to apply arbitrary filters. Query-based dashboard panels will have a similar link soon.

It's not so much about the functionality, it's just that it's super convenient to do in-page filtering in workboards and the implementation is great: because the query is an overlay vs being anchored at the top of the page it's not wasting a ton of space nor distracting.

Anyway, feel free to close if you know you won't ever implement this but IMO it's very inconvenient (and confusing on some level to new-users and non-engineers) to 1) not see all tickets in the project page and 2) have to be redirected to a different app to see them (while none of this is required in the workboard view).

@btrahan Dashboards look quite intriguing but what's a "panel monogram" I don't understand? Is there a mini doc somewhere?

Projects pages are getting long in the tooth and aren't useful except in a very general sense. They could use a revamp, and that might be something more customizable like Dashboards... or just Dashboards (we're still building this product out). I can't say this is something we'd likely tackle anytime soon though.