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Kanzo is a self-hosted kanban board for people and coding agents. It runs in a browser and provides an MCP server plus a command-line interface, allowing agents to take tasks, move cards, and add comments while people manage the same projects and tasks through the board. The application stores its data in a local folder and does not require an account or separate server.
Kanzo can share one board across computers over a network, or synchronize the board between machines through a private Git repository. It supports project detection from a repository's Git remote, backlog and human-only tasks, image attachments, Markdown or JSON export, and service installation for persistent operation. The project is distributed as a single Rust-based program with SQLite included and is licensed under AGPL-3.0.
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A kanban board that runs in your browser and doubles as an MCP server, so you and your coding agents share the same task list. The board lives in one folder and syncs between computers through a private git repo.
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