⬢github Rust · 1.1K ★ +82 since we first saw it · pushed 3 h ago · AGPL-3.0
emanuele-em/kanzo
Self-hosted, sharable kanban for humans and agents. One 4.7 MB binary, 5 MB of RAM, 10 to 60 tokens per agent reply, starts in 3 ms, zero setup.
Kanzo is a self-hosted kanban board for both humans and AI coding agents. It's a single small Rust binary that serves the board in your browser and doubles as an MCP server, letting agents like Claude Code or Codex take tasks, move cards, and comment. Tasks are managed via the board, the CLI, or MCP, with no accounts or setup.
Why now: It's trending on GitHub's most-starred new repos, likely due to interest in tooling that lets humans and AI coding agents collaborate on shared task boards.
Who it is for: Developers who use AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex) and want a lightweight, local-first task board they and their agents share.
ai-agentsclaude-codeclicodexcoding-agentskanbanlocal-firstmcpmcp-servermodel-context-protocol
Stars over our 142 snapshots: 981 to 1.1K, since 2 d ago.
Where people talked about it
- ⬢github new repos, most starred 14 min ago
- ⬢github new repos, most starred 18 h ago
- ⬢github new repos, most starred 1 d ago
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