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vibe-kanban

Kanban board that runs coding agents in per-issue git workspaces

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Stars: 28.3k
License: Apache-2.0
Last commit: Sep 2026
Last release: Apr 2026
Language: Rust

Checked 13 Oct 2026 on GitHub.

Overview

Vibe Kanban pairs a kanban board for planning with workspaces where coding agents execute, each with its own branch, terminal and dev server. You review diffs, leave inline comments that go back to the agent, preview the app in a built-in browser, and open pull requests. The README announces the project is sunsetting.

Who it is for: Developers who run several CLI coding agents in parallel and review their diffs

Strengths

Works with 10+ agents, including Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Copilot, Amp and Cursor
Starts with one command: npx vibe-kanban
Inline diff comments are sent straight to the agent
Built-in preview browser with devtools, inspect mode and device emulation

Weaknesses

README states the project is sunsetting
Last release was 2026-04-24, months before the latest commit
Each coding agent must be installed and authenticated separately
Maintainers ask that PRs not be opened without prior discussion

What it needs

no GPU
Docker
Needs Node.js >=20, Git, an authenticated coding agent CLI
Models: Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, Amp

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How to choose

Check which models it can use: your own keys, local models, or only the vendor's.
See what it may do without asking (edit files, run shell, push) and how you approve.
Prefer agents that work in a branch or worktree you can throw away.

Health

Releases: 58 in the last 12 monthsLast one 172 days ago
Top contributor: 34% of commits382 of 1,120 in the last 12 months
Security advisories: NoneOn GitHub, in the last 12 months
OpenSSF Scorecard: Not checked

Read from GitHub, deps.dev and OpenSSF on 13 Oct 2026. Bots and coding-agent accounts are left out of the commit counts. Not part of the score: how we check.

License in plain words

Apache-2.0 Permissive

Use it at work: Yes
Change it and rebrand it: Yes
Sell it or host it for others: Yes

Your part: Keep the notices and mark the files you change. It also grants you the contributors’ patent rights.

A plain summary, not legal advice. Read the license on GitHub ↗ (opens in a new tab)

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