MrKan turns AI agents into kanban teammates for managing multiple projects with guardrails
agf2007 · x · 2026-09-22
Developer agf2007 unveiled MrKan, a kanban platform he's building that treats AI agents as teammates: humans and agents share one board, the same workflows and rules, and you assign cards to agents to draft project plans, create images, or review code.
- Works with popular cloud and local models: Claude, Codex, Qwen, and more
- An agent connects via a single prompt and learns your workflows, chatting and interacting through chat and cards
- Pitch: run multiple complex projects with multiple agents in parallel without losing oversight, with built-in guardrails
It's in Private Beta; the author is inviting reposts and comments for access.
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