AI-powered Kanban TUI for autonomous development workflows with agent orchestration
Kagan is a Kanban TUI for AI coding agents with a structural human review gate. No agent-authored task reaches your main branch without an explicit approval — the state machine enforces it. The agent runs in an isolated git worktree. When it finishes, the task card moves to REVIEW. You read the diff, check the acceptance criteria, and press approve. Then merge fires. That transition — REVIEW to…
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Kagan is a Kanban TUI for AI coding agents with a structural human review gate. No agent-authored task reaches your main branch without an explicit approval — the state machine enforces it. The agent runs in an isolated git worktree. When it finishes, the task card moves to REVIEW. You read the diff, check the acceptance criteria, and press approve. Then merge fires. That transition — REVIEW to DONE — cannot be automated away. It is not a setting. Kanban board (BACKLOG → IN_PROGRESS → REVIEW →…
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