KENBOARD
A kanban for BOTs.
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For humans
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For BOTs
KENBOARD ships ken, a CLI built for Claude Code and other assistants:
JSON output, native filters, clean exit codes.
Automatic onboarding
- An admin clicks Copy onboard link on a project in the kenboard
- The link is handed to the agent (Claude Code, GPT, etc.)
- The agent opens the link and gets a complete
.kenfile with a pre-filled API token — zero human interaction for the API key - The agent runs
pip install kenboard, creates the.ken, and starts working immediately
Daily workflow
ken list --status todo --who Claude --json # assigned tasks
ken show <id> --json # task details
ken move <id> --to doing # mark in progress
ken add "MODULE / Title" --desc "..." --who Claude # create
ken move <id> --to review # submit
ken wiki groom <id> <section> # classify for the wiki
Full workflow: todo → doing → review → groom → done.
The agent handles todo → doing → review then ken wiki groom.
Only the user moves review → done. ken move --to review and
ken update --status review print a one-line reminder about the
grooming step so the agent doesn't forget.
Wiki — exporting the board as a structured doc tree (#376)
Inspired by Karpathy's
LLM Wiki pattern:
the kanban board is the source of truth, and an LLM agent classifies
each task into a section of ARCHITECTURE.md (a YAML-frontmatter file
at the project root that declares the wiki's section tree). The CLI
then exports the result as a navigable MD/HTML tree.
ken wiki groom # list unclassified + sections
ken wiki groom <id> <section> # assign a task to a section
ken wiki sync --out wiki # MD tree (committed in /wiki)
ken wiki build --in wiki --out wiki-html # standalone HTML
ken wiki lint --strict # orphans / unclassified (CI gate)
- The server stays unaware of
ARCHITECTURE.md— it stores opaque(task_id, section_path)pairs, the CLI does the validation. - Each section index splits "En cours" (todo/doing/review) and "Archivé" (done). Per-task pages mirror the board's full-screen task view (header + meta + description).
ken wiki lint --strictexits 1 on orphans / unclassified tasks — wire it into your CI to keep the wiki in sync with the board.
A live snapshot of the export lives under /wiki in this repo.
Browser extension — quick-capture from any page (#480)
Sideload-only browser extension that pops a "create task" dialog from
the current tab with Ctrl+Shift+K (Cmd+Shift+K macOS). Pre-fills
the title from the page title, attaches a PNG screenshot of the
visible viewport, posts to POST /api/v1/tasks with your existing
api_key. Zero new server code — reuses the standard bearer auth.
Install + first-run guide: extension/README.md.
Pre-zipped sideload package on every release:
GitHub Releases.
VS Code extension — the board in your editor (#1127)
Sidebar view of the current project's tasks (todo / doing / review),
task detail rendered like the board's fullscreen view, Move to… from
the context menu, and a link back to the board. Zero configuration: it
reads the same ken.ini / .ken as ken and talks to the REST API
with your api_key. List and open detail refresh every 60 s
(kenboard.autoRefreshSeconds).
Install: download kenboard-vscode-<version>.vsix from the
GitHub Releases, then
code --install-extension kenboard-vscode-<version>.vsix. Details:
vscode/README.md.
References
- Full CLI:
doc/ken-cli.md - Agent guide:
ken help - REST API:
doc/api.md,doc/openapi.yaml
Enterprise
KENBOARD is designed for self-hosted enterprise deployment:
- OIDC authentication — sign in through a corporate Identity
Provider (Microsoft ADFS, Google Workspace, Authentik, Keycloak,
etc.) alongside or instead of password login. See
doc/oidc-adfs.mdfor the ADFS guide. - Self-hosted — no cloud dependencies. MySQL + Flask + gunicorn on your own infrastructure, behind your reverse proxy / WAF.
- Per-project API keys — each agent or integration gets a scoped token (read/write) for a specific project. AI agents self-onboard through the runbook served by the server.
- Commercial support — setup assistance, IdP integration, and operational support available on request. Contact: 2113.ch
Installation
See INSTALL.md for the full setup (MySQL, users,
migrations, reverse proxy, OIDC).
License
MIT — see LICENSE.
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