Git Support, UI Workflow Builder & Collection Dashboard

The project aims to extend API Dash with Git-backed collections, a visual workflow builder, and a collection dashboard. This will enable developers to version and share API collections, design and execute multi-step API flows, and monitor API health and performance within a single unified tool. Problem Being Solved: API Dash currently stores requests in a flat local structure without version control or collaboration support. The existing load-all/manual-save model limits reliable syncing, introduces risk of data loss, and prevents building higher-level features like analytics and workflows. Additionally, users lack visibility into API performance and have no structured way to define multi-step API interactions. Proposed Solution: 1. A refactored persistence layer using request-level autosave (Hive LazyBox) for reliable and granular data storage. 2. A GitHub integration layer to enable version control, sharing, and collaboration on collections. 3. A visual workflow builder with a node-based interface to define and execute multi-step API flows. 4. An execution engine to handle request chaining, conditions, and shared data flow between steps. 5. A dashboard system to aggregate and visualize API and workflow performance metrics. Key Deliverables: 1. Request-level autosave system replacing the current bulk-save model. 2. Git support for collections (connect, import/export, push/pull, commit history, rollback). 3. Visual workflow builder with execution support, run history, and DashBot-assisted workflow generation from natural-language prompts. 4. Collection and workflow dashboards showing success rates, failures, and latency signals. 5. Production-ready documentation, testing, and UX polish for real-world usage.