Hi HN! I built Canban (https://canban.dev) so I could manage human context on a Kanban board.
If you've try vibe coding, you know how exhausting switching across terminals gets.
My workflow: I discuss the feature with an agent on a card, then I drag the card into develop, the card follows a github-action-like workflow to automatically dispatch agents in a Git worktree and land changes through a local merge queue, with all feature context and progress tracked on the kanban board. Under the hood it pairs `libghostty-vt` with `herdr-core`, so it runs and detects most mainstream agent CLIs.
Hi HN! I built Canban (https://canban.dev) so I could manage human context on a Kanban board. If you've try vibe coding, you know how exhausting switching across terminals gets.
My workflow: I discuss the feature with an agent on a card, then I drag the card into develop, the card follows a github-action-like workflow to automatically dispatch agents in a Git worktree and land changes through a local merge queue, with all feature context and progress tracked on the kanban board. Under the hood it pairs `libghostty-vt` with `herdr-core`, so it runs and detects most mainstream agent CLIs.
Tech stack:
- Rust
- longbridge/nsh for macOS UI
- libghostty-vt for terminal
- herdr-core for agents