The board moves itself
Link a task to the pane running your agent. When the agent starts working the card slides to In Progress; when it stops and waits on you, the card comes back. You stop dragging cards to describe what already happened.
v0.2.0 · macOS · Apple Silicon
Kanbannn keeps your task board where the work actually happens. Link a card to a pane running Claude Code, and the board moves itself as the agent works.
Free. No account, no sign-in, no telemetry account wall.
Link a task to the pane running your agent. When the agent starts working the card slides to In Progress; when it stops and waits on you, the card comes back. You stop dragging cards to describe what already happened.
A project is a name, an icon, a color, and a folder. Every task belongs to one, so spawning an agent already knows its working directory — you type the path once, not once per task.
Kanbannn reads the transcripts Claude Code leaves on disk and lists every past
session with its title and directory. Pick one and it opens a tab running
claude --resume — even if the tab that ran it is long gone.
Drop in a Slack thread, a meeting note, an issue dump. The AI pulls out concrete tasks and files each one under the project it belongs to. Point it at a folder and it'll suggest the projects too, icons and colors included.
Vertical tabs tint themselves with each pane's live agent status, so a wall of sessions tells you at a glance which one is waiting on you. Colors and labels are yours to set.
The whole board is plain JSON at ~/.kanbannn/tasks.json. It survives
logout, it diffs, it backs up, and it never needs an account to exist.
Scan a parent directory and let the AI propose projects, or add them by hand.
Kanbannn spawns the agent in that project's directory and links it to the card.
Cards follow the agent between In Progress and the column it came from.
Download the disk image, drag Kanbannn to Applications, open it. It's signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarized, so Gatekeeper lets it through without the right-click dance.