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Flowtica Scribe
Hi everyone!
Cline Kanban is exactly the multi-agent UI I’ve been wanting.
You get a proper Kanban board where every card spins up its own git worktree and terminal. Agents run in parallel without stepping on each other. You can link cards for dependencies, review diffs and leave inline comments, and ship commits straight from the board.
It works cleanly with @Claude Code, @OpenAI Codex CLI, and @Cline right now. No more drowning in a sea of terminals while trying to keep track of everything.
then just run cline from any repo.
The git worktree isolation per card is a smart design choice -- that's the part most multi-agent setups get wrong by letting agents collide in the same working directory. One thing I'd love to see is some kind of dependency graph view so you can visualize which tasks are blocking others. Are there plans for webhook or API triggers to kick off cards programmatically?
Multi-agent orchestration visibility is still pretty rough in most setups - you end up with a bunch of terminals and no real picture of what each agent is doing. How are you handling state persistence between sessions? That seems like the hard part when agents get interrupted mid-task.
Finally a proper visual way to manage multi-agent chaos. I've been running Claude Code sessions in separate terminals and it's basically "hope I remember which tab is doing what" 😅 The kanban approach with isolated git worktrees per card is such a natural fit. Being able to review diffs and leave comments right from the board instead of switching to another tool is a nice touch too. Trying this tonight!
Prava
Long time user of Cline now. Kanban looks really cool, excited to try