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Autonomous, parallel-safe development workflow using kanban-md. Use when the user asks to work through tasks, do kanban-based development, or when multiple agents need to coordinate work on the same codebase. Optimized for explicit handoffs and a "defer to user" protocol when hum
Autonomous, parallel-safe development workflow using kanban-md. Use when the user asks to work through tasks, do kanban-based development, or when multiple agents need to coordinate work on the same codebase. Optimized for explicit handoffs and a "defer to user" protocol when human intervention is required.
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Autonomous, parallel-safe development using kanban-md to coordinate work on a shared board.
Claims prevent duplicate work; review is the waiting room (handoff, user action, merge, decisions).
This board is shared. Multiple agents and humans may be working on it simultaneously. You are NOT the only one reading or modifying tasks. This means:
The claim mechanic is the coordination primitive. It prevents two agents from working on the same task. You MUST claim a task before starting any work on it, and you MUST only pick unclaimed tasks. Violating this causes duplicate work, merge conflicts, and wasted effort.
in-progress for your agent session.edit --release for your own work (or when the user explicitly asks).claim_timeout, periodically renew your claim: kanban-md edit <ID> --claim <agent>.kanban-md from board home (the canonical repo directory that owns the shared board).main as a separate commit after the task is merged and moved to done.At the start of the session, determine and remember <board-home>:
cd <the canonical repo directory that owns the shared board>
pwd # remember this path as <board-home>
Recommended: keep two shells (or split panes) open:
<board-home> for kanban-md commandsDo not run multiple mutating kanban-md commands in parallel against the same board directory.
If you are unsure you’re using the shared board, run kanban-md board --compact and confirm the board name/shape is what you expect.
By default, agents should take tasks all the way to done (worktree → commit → merge → done).
Defer to the user (leave the task in review with a handoff) only when you need:
Each agent session must generate a unique name to identify itself for claims. At the very start of a session, run:
kanban-md agent-name
This produces a name like quiet-storm or frost-maple. Remember this name in your context and use it as a literal string in all claim/release commands for the rest of the session. Do not store it in a file or environment variable — those are not persistent or isolated between agents.
Example: if the generated name is frost-maple, use --claim frost-maple in every claim command.
Use --compact for board/list/log output whenever available to keep output short.
Before picking work, ensure board home is on main:
cd <board-home>
git switch main
git status
From board home:
Pick only from startable columns to avoid accidentally re-picking review work:
kanban-md pick --claim <agent> --status todo --move in-progress
If todo is empty:
kanban-md pick --claim <agent> --status backlog --move in-progress
This is atomic — if another agent claims the task between your list and claim, pick handles it safely. No need to list/choose/claim manually.
By default, pick prints the picked task details (including body), so a separate show is not required. Use --no-body only when you want the one-line confirmation.
Create a worktree for the task branch from board home:
git worktree add ../kanban-md-task-<ID> -b task/<ID>-<kebab-description>
cd ../kanban-md-task-<ID>
Skip a worktree only for truly non-conflicting work (e.g., board-only changes or writing an untracked research report). If you touch tracked code/config, use a worktree.
Implement the smallest change that satisfies the task.
go test ./...golangci-lint run ./...Commit in the worktree when green:
git add <files>
git commit -m "feat: <description>"
While a task is in-progress, leave short timestamped notes in the task body from board home (especially after major steps or before/after running tests). This makes handoffs and reviews much faster.
kanban-md edit <ID> --append-body "Implemented X/Y/Z, now running tests." --timestamp --claim <agent>
The --append-body (-a) flag appends text to the existing body without replacing it. The --timestamp (-t) flag prefixes a timestamp line like [[2026-02-10]] Mon 15:04.
Switch back to board home and merge your task branch:
cd <board-home>
git switch main
git status
If git status shows unexpected changes outside the board directory (usually kanban/) or a git operation in progress, do not proceed. Park the task in review and move on.
Merge and re-run tests on main:
git merge task/<ID>-<kebab-description>
go test ./...
golangci-lint run ./...
If you cannot merge right now (e.g., another merge/rebase is in progress), do not force. Park the task in review, leave a note (branch name + what’s left), and pick the next task.
To park a “ready to merge” task:
From board home:
kanban-md handoff <ID> --claim <agent> --note "Ready to merge: task/<ID>-…; remaining: …" --timestamp --release
Only after the merge is on main and checks pass:
From board home:
kanban-md edit <ID> --release
kanban-md move <ID> done
From board home:
git add kanban/config.yml kanban/tasks/
git commit -m "chore(board): update task #<ID>"
git worktree remove --force ../kanban-md-task-<ID>
git branch -d task/<ID>-<kebab-description>
If you cannot continue without the user (decision, access, environment, or anything outside your control):
From board home:
kanban-md handoff <ID> --claim <agent> \
--block "Waiting on user: <what you need>" \
--note "## Handoff
- Current state:
- Branch (if any):
- Open questions (A/B):
- Next step:" \
--timestamp --release
In your handoff note, include:
Then pick the next task. Do not idle.
When the user answers and you need to continue, re-claim and move back to in-progress:
From board home:
kanban-md edit <ID> --claim <agent>
kanban-md edit <ID> --unblock --claim <agent> # if it was blocked
kanban-md move <ID> in-progress --claim <agent>
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
in-progress | Actively being worked by an agent right now |
review | Waiting state: ready to merge, or waiting on user/decision/unblock |
done | Merged to main (and checks pass) |
If pick returns "no unblocked, unclaimed tasks found":
kanban-md list --compact --blockedkanban-md list --compact --status reviewname: kanban-based-development description: > Autonomous, parallel-safe development workflow using kanban-md. Use when the user asks to work through tasks, do kanban-based development, or when multiple agents need to coordinate work on the same codebase. Optimized for explicit handoffs and a "defer to user" protocol when human intervention is required. allowed-tools: - Bash(kanban-md *) - Bash(kbmd *) - Bash(git *) - Bash(go *) - Bash(golangci-lint *) - Bash(awk *)
--- name: kanban-based-development description: > Autonomous, parallel-safe development workflow using kanban-md. Use when the user asks to work through tasks, do kanban-based development, or when multiple agents need to coordinate work on the same codebase. Optimized for explicit handoffs and a "defer to user" protocol when human intervention is required. allowed-tools: - Bash(kanban-md *) - Bash(kbmd *) - Bash(git *) - Bash(go *) - Bash(golangci-lint *) - Bash(awk *) --- <!-- kanban-md-skill-version: 0.31.0 --> # Kanban-Based Development Autonomous, parallel-safe development using `kanban-md` to coordinate work on a shared board. Claims prevent duplicate work; `review` is the waiting room (handoff, user action, merge, decisions). ## Multi-Agent Environment **This board is shared.** Multiple agents and humans may be working on it simultaneously. You are NOT the only one reading or modifying tasks. This means: - Another agent may claim a task between the time you list it and try to pick it. - Tasks you saw as available a moment ago may no longer be available. The **claim** mechanic is the coordination primitive. It prevents two agents from working on the same task. **You MUST claim a task before starting any work on it, and you MUST only pick unclaimed tasks.** Violating this causes duplicate work, merge conflicts, and wasted effort. ## Non-Negotiables - **Claim before you change anything.** No task edits, no code changes. - **One active task per agent.** Keep at most one task in `in-progress` for your agent session. - **Never steal a live claim.** If it's claimed, pick something else. - **Never release someone else’s claim.** Only use `edit --release` for your own work (or when the user explicitly asks). - **Always leave a handoff.** Before you park a task, write a short update in the body so someone else can continue. - **Refresh claims to avoid timeout.** If the task might take longer than `claim_timeout`, periodically renew your claim: `kanban-md edit <ID> --claim <agent>`. ## Board Home vs Worktrees (simple rule) - **Always run `kanban-md` from board home** (the canonical repo directory that owns the shared board). - **Always do code changes in a task worktree.** Never edit code in board home. - If the board is git-tracked, **commit board changes on `main` as a separate commit** after the task is merged and moved to `done`. At the start of the session, determine and remember `<board-home>`: ```bash cd <the canonical repo directory that owns the shared board> pwd # remember this path as <board-home> ``` Recommended: keep two shells (or split panes) open: - **Board shell** at `<board-home>` for `kanban-md` commands - **Worktree shell** at the task worktree for code changes Do not run multiple mutating `kanban-md` commands in parallel against the same board directory. If you are unsure you’re using the shared board, run `kanban-md board --compact` and confirm the board name/shape is what you expect. ## Defer-to-User Boundary (exceptions) By default, agents should take tasks all the way to `done` (worktree → commit → merge → done). Defer to the user (leave the task in `review` with a handoff) only when you need: - an important product/spec decision with multiple valid options and no clear winner - credentials/access or external actions (push to remote, releases, deployments, ENV variables, etc.) - a merge conflict that requires judgment (not just mechanical resolution) - repeated test/lint failures you can’t resolve ## Agent Identity (for claims) Each agent session must generate a unique name to identify itself for claims. At the very start of a session, run: ```bash kanban-md agent-name ``` This produces a name like `quiet-storm` or `frost-maple`. **Remember this name in your context** and use it as a literal string in all claim/release commands for the rest of the session. Do not store it in a file or environment variable — those are not persistent or isolated between agents. Example: if the generated name is `frost-maple`, use `--claim frost-maple` in every claim command. ## Default Loop (worktree → merge → done) Use `--compact` for board/list/log output whenever available to keep output short. Before picking work, ensure board home is on `main`: ```bash cd <board-home> git switch main git status ``` ### 1) Pick and claim (atomically) From board home: Pick only from startable columns to avoid accidentally re-picking `review` work: ```bash kanban-md pick --claim <agent> --status todo --move in-progress ``` If `todo` is empty: ```bash kanban-md pick --claim <agent> --status backlog --move in-progress ``` This is atomic — if another agent claims the task between your list and claim, `pick` handles it safely. No need to list/choose/claim manually. By default, `pick` prints the picked task details (including body), so a separate `show` is not required. Use `--no-body` only when you want the one-line confirmation. ### 2) Create a worktree (default) Create a worktree for the task branch from board home: ```bash git worktree add ../kanban-md-task-<ID> -b task/<ID>-<kebab-description> cd ../kanban-md-task-<ID> ``` Skip a worktree only for truly non-conflicting work (e.g., board-only changes or writing an untracked research report). If you touch tracked code/config, use a worktree. ### 3) Implement, test, commit (in the worktree) Implement the smallest change that satisfies the task. - Bugs: write a failing test first (TDD), then fix. - Run the appropriate checks for the change (common defaults): - `go test ./...` - `golangci-lint run ./...` Commit in the worktree when green: ```bash git add <files> git commit -m "feat: <description>" ``` ### Progress notes (recommended) While a task is `in-progress`, leave short timestamped notes in the task body from **board home** (especially after major steps or before/after running tests). This makes handoffs and reviews much faster. ```bash kanban-md edit <ID> --append-body "Implemented X/Y/Z, now running tests." --timestamp --claim <agent> ``` The `--append-body` (`-a`) flag appends text to the existing body without replacing it. The `--timestamp` (`-t`) flag prefixes a timestamp line like `[[2026-02-10]] Mon 15:04`. ### 4) Merge to main (from board home) Switch back to board home and merge your task branch: ```bash cd <board-home> git switch main git status ``` If `git status` shows unexpected changes outside the board directory (usually `kanban/`) or a git operation in progress, do not proceed. Park the task in `review` and move on. Merge and re-run tests on main: ```bash git merge task/<ID>-<kebab-description> go test ./... golangci-lint run ./... ``` If you cannot merge right now (e.g., another merge/rebase is in progress), do **not** force. Park the task in `review`, leave a note (branch name + what’s left), and pick the next task. To park a “ready to merge” task: From board home: ```bash kanban-md handoff <ID> --claim <agent> --note "Ready to merge: task/<ID>-…; remaining: …" --timestamp --release ``` ### 5) Mark done (only after merge) Only after the merge is on main and checks pass: From board home: ```bash kanban-md edit <ID> --release kanban-md move <ID> done ``` ### 6) Commit board changes (only if board is git-tracked) From board home: ```bash git add kanban/config.yml kanban/tasks/ git commit -m "chore(board): update task #<ID>" ``` ### 7) Optional cleanup ```bash git worktree remove --force ../kanban-md-task-<ID> git branch -d task/<ID>-<kebab-description> ``` ## Blocked / Needs User Input (the “review and move on” rule) If you cannot continue without the user (decision, access, environment, or anything outside your control): From board home: ```bash kanban-md handoff <ID> --claim <agent> \ --block "Waiting on user: <what you need>" \ --note "## Handoff - Current state: - Branch (if any): - Open questions (A/B): - Next step:" \ --timestamp --release ``` In your handoff note, include: - The exact question(s) for the user (prefer A/B options) - What you already tried and what happened - The minimal next step after the user responds Then pick the next task. Do not idle. ## Resuming a parked task When the user answers and you need to continue, re-claim and move back to `in-progress`: From board home: ```bash kanban-md edit <ID> --claim <agent> kanban-md edit <ID> --unblock --claim <agent> # if it was blocked kanban-md move <ID> in-progress --claim <agent> ``` ## Status meanings (keep the board honest) | Status | Meaning | |---|---| | `in-progress` | Actively being worked by an agent right now | | `review` | Waiting state: ready to merge, or waiting on user/decision/unblock | | `done` | Merged to main (and checks pass) | ## When there is nothing to pick If `pick` returns "no unblocked, unclaimed tasks found": - Check blocked work: `kanban-md list --compact --blocked` - Check waiting work: `kanban-md list --compact --status review` - If everything is waiting on the user, ask targeted questions and stop (don't thrash the board).
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Review before install: Avoid automatic install
License: MIT
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