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Every package Vibe Kanban depends on, ranked by repo health score.
Vibe Kanban is an open-source kanban board built specifically for teams and individuals who spend their day planning and reviewing work for AI coding agents rather than writing every line themselves. Instead of juggling terminal tabs for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, Amp, Cursor, OpenCode, Droid, CCR, and Qwen Code, you create an issue on a kanban board, assign an agent, and Vibe Kanban spins up a dedicated workspace — a git branch, an isolated worktree, a terminal, and a dev server — for that attempt.
Under the hood it's a Rust (Axum + SQLx/SQLite) backend paired with a React/TypeScript frontend, packaged either as a `npx vibe-kanban` local web app or a Tauri desktop app. Each coding agent is wrapped by a dedicated executor module in the `executors` crate, so switching from Claude Code to Codex or Gemini CLI mid-project is a dropdown, not a re-plumbing exercise. A built-in preview proxy injects devtools, an element inspector, and a "click to component" jump-to-source script into whatever dev server the agent starts, so you can click something broken in the live preview and land on the responsible file.
When an agent finishes a task attempt, Vibe Kanban shows the diff inline, lets you leave comments the agent can act on, resolves rebase conflicts against a moving base branch (manually or by asking an agent to do it), and opens a pull request with an AI-generated description once you're satisfied. A bundled MCP server also exposes projects, issues, and workspaces to *external* MCP clients — including Claude Desktop or another coding agent — so the kanban board itself becomes an integration point rather than a dead end.
Worth noting: in April 2026, Bloop (the company behind Vibe Kanban) announced it was winding down the hosted Vibe Kanban Cloud product and paid subscriptions, citing an unclear business model for a mostly free user base. The core, self-hosted project remains Apache-2.0 licensed and installable via `npx vibe-kanban`; the multi-user "Cloud" organization features are still in the codebase and can be self-hosted via Docker Compose, but the company-run hosted service and its support are no longer maintained the way they were pre-announcement.