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Orchestrate review-first multi-agent development work with Kandev

Use Kandev when an operator needs to plan, run, isolate, review, and ship multiple coding-agent tasks through a controlled kanban and pipeline workspace.

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At a glance
Tools required
Kandev installation, configured agent providers or local agent CLIs, a target repository, Git worktree support, and optional Docker, SSH, or remote executor configuration.
Install & setup
Install and run Kandev from the upstream repository or release path, configure the desired agent providers and runtime profiles, connect a repository, then create kanban or pipeline tasks so agents can execute in isolated workspaces while the operator reviews diffs and decides what ships.
Author
Kandev
Publisher
Open Source
Last updated
Jul 2, 2026
Quick brief

Kandev is a self-hostable AI kanban and development environment for coordinating coding agents across providers. The operator defines tasks, assigns agents to pipeline steps, runs work in isolated worktrees or configured runtimes, inspects file diffs and conversations, and decides which changes become pull requests. It is useful when the work needs supervision, parallel execution, and traceable review rather than a single ad hoc agent session.

How it works

What this skill actually does

Invoke this skill when a team or solo operator wants a controlled agent-work queue: splitting feature work, running implementation and review agents side by side, tracking subtasks, managing remote executors, or keeping humans in the approval loop before shipping code. Use the product normally when someone just wants to browse its UI; use this skill when the agent is expected to operate the workflow and preserve review boundaries.

The scope boundary is orchestration of agent development tasks from intake through reviewable output. This is not a generic project-management product card or a broad coding-agent platform listing; the repeatable workflow is to create bounded tasks, choose agent/runtime execution, isolate changes, review artifacts, and open or withhold PRs.