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Kangentic

A desktop kanban board for running and monitoring AI coding agents, letting a user drag a card to start a session across many agent CLIs from one board.

Kangentic

Kangentic is a local, open-source kanban board for orchestrating AI coding agent sessions. It can spawn, suspend, and resume sessions across fourteen agent command-line tools, showing every agent's status, output, and progress on one board so a user can respond only when needed.

Workflows are customizable pipelines of columns, such as plan, execute, and review, each with its own permission mode, auto-commands, and exit scripts or pull requests. An agent monitor overlays every project on the machine, usage and cost analytics track tokens and spend per project, agent, and model, and each agent runs in its own git worktree with a built-in diff and commit viewer.

Session data is written incrementally so a crash loses no progress, and cards can hand off context between agents such as Claude, Codex, Gemini, and OpenCode.

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