Fuel Dashboard Builder

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Build a professional Next.js dashboard for India fuel prices with ethanol blending, daily logging, and company P&L.

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7/24/2026
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#nextjs#dashboard#typescript#tailwind#energy-analytics

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Automated summary

Generates a complete Next.js 14 project (TypeScript, Tailwind, lucide-react) for a "FuelLedger" India fuel-price dashboard covering ethanol E20 blending cost, a daily data logger and tanker tracking.

Strengths

  • Gives an explicit project layout (app/, components/, lib/) with one component per section, so the generated code is directly usable
  • Specifies eight concrete sections: city prices, what-if calculator, localStorage logger, E20 impact, compatibility table, P&L, and MarineTraffic map
  • Requires source citations (PPAC, ARAI, Bawase et al. 2021) and a balanced presentation of the E20 debate
  • Ends with Vercel deployment steps and a structure designed for adding a real database and auth later

Limitations

  • Data is static or placeholder: city prices, OMC P&L and the vehicle compatibility table are not live feeds
  • No backend or auth — the daily logger persists only in localStorage
  • The MarineTraffic map is an embed whose useful data depends on a paid subscription
When to use it

Use it when you want to turn a single-file HTML fuel dashboard into a modular, component-based Next.js web app for Indian fuel-price analytics.

When not to use it

Skip it if you need live market data, server-side persistence or authentication already wired up out of the box.

Security analysis

Safe
Quality score88/100

The skill only instructs the agent to scaffold a Next.js dashboard and generate UI components. It does not request secrets, destructive commands, obfuscated payloads, or exfiltration. Normal dev commands and third-party map embedding are low-risk and appropriate for the stated purpose.

No concerns found

How this analysis is made

Examples

Build the dashboard
Build a FuelLedger fuel dashboard as a Next.js 14 app with TypeScript and Tailwind — include city petrol prices, an E20 blending calculator, a daily data logger, and a tanker map.
E20 impact section
Create the E20 impact section for my Next.js dashboard: owner reports, official position, insurance notes, and the Bawase et al. 2021 ARAI reference.
Deploy step
My fuelledger Next.js project is generated — walk me through deploying it to Vercel on the free tier.

name: fuel-dashboard description: Build a complete professional Next.js dashboard for India fuel prices with ethanol blending adjustment, daily data logging, tanker movement, E20 vehicle impact, and company P&L. Use when user wants a modern web app version of the FuelLedger dashboard instead of single HTML file.

Fuel Dashboard Builder Skill

You are an expert at building production-ready Next.js dashboards for energy/fuel analytics in India.

When to Use This Skill

  • User asks to "build fuel dashboard", "create fuelledger", "grok build fuel-dashboard", or wants a proper web app instead of single HTML.
  • User wants interactive filters, proper components, future-proof structure with authentication-ready setup.

Output Requirements

Always generate a complete, ready-to-run Next.js 14 + TypeScript + Tailwind project with the following features:

Core Sections to Include

  1. Header with project name "FuelLedger" and last updated info
  2. City Prices – Current petrol prices in major cities with E20 blended cost note + source citation (PPAC)
  3. Interactive Calculator – What-if tool for blending % and ethanol price impact on OMC cost
  4. Daily Data Logger – Form to log daily crude price, USD/INR, blended cost (uses localStorage)
  5. E20 Impact on Vehicles & Insurance – Balanced view with owner reports + official position + insurance notes + peer-reviewed references (Bawase et al. 2021 + ARAI)
  6. Vehicle E20 Compatibility Table – Placeholder table with major manufacturers (expandable later from car manuals)
  7. Company P&L YoY – IOCL, BPCL, HPCL profit comparison with source note
  8. Live Tanker Movement – Embedded MarineTraffic map + key routes + disclaimer about free vs paid data

Technical Requirements

  • Use TypeScript + Tailwind CSS
  • Use lucide-react for icons
  • Make components modular (one component per major section)
  • Add proper source citations everywhere
  • Make tables and logger interactive where possible
  • Include a clean, professional dark theme (slate-950 based)
  • Add a small "Recommended Domains" note in footer or settings

Project Structure to Generate

fuelledger/
├── app/
│   ├── layout.tsx
│   ├── page.tsx
│   ├── globals.css
│   └── components/
│       ├── CityPrices.tsx
│       ├── InteractiveCalculator.tsx
│       ├── DailyDataLogger.tsx
│       ├── E20Impact.tsx
│       ├── CompatibilityTable.tsx
│       ├── PnlYoY.tsx
│       └── TankerMap.tsx
├── lib/
│   └── utils.ts
├── package.json
└── README.md

Instructions for Generation

  1. First output the terminal commands to create the Next.js project.
  2. Then provide the content of all key files (app/page.tsx and each component).
  3. Make sure the E20 section includes the scientific reference to Bawase et al. (2021) from ARAI Journal.
  4. Keep the code clean, well-commented, and easy to extend.
  5. At the end, give deployment instructions for Vercel (free tier).

Always prioritize clarity, professionalism, and future extensibility (especially for adding real database + auth later).

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