Ship well-designed, tested, and documented API endpoints with a Kanban board built specifically for backend and API teams. This template tracks each endpoint from initial backlog idea through schema design, implementation, testing, and final documentation before it ships to production. Built for use with the MCP server, an AI agent can automatically move tasks between columns as code is committed, tests pass, and docs are published—keeping your board accurate without manual updates. Whether you're building a small REST API or scaling a public API surface, this board gives your team clear visibility into what's designed, what's in progress, and what still needs docs.

Engineering teams drowning in incoming bug reports need a fast, structured way to separate P0 fires from low-priority polish items. This Bug Triage Board template uses five clear columns - Incoming, Triaged, In Progress, Fixed - Awaiting Verify, and Closed - to move defects through a predictable pipeline from first report to verified fix. Built on Kanboard's kanban board with MCP server support, the board lets both humans and AI agents create, update, and move bug tasks programmatically, tagging severity (P0-P3) and owner directly in task descriptions. Because the free plan caps you at 1 project and 25 tasks, this template is designed to stay lean: verified fixes get pruned from Closed regularly so the board never becomes bloated. Teams handling higher bug volume or running multiple product lines can upgrade to Pro for $12/mo or $96/yr to unlock more projects. Whether you're a solo developer triaging your own reports or a team coordinating fixes across owners, this board gives you a concrete starting point you can adopt today.

The Code Review Board gives engineering teams a clear, four-column view of pull request status: what's waiting on a reviewer, what needs changes, what's approved, and what's already merged. Instead of scanning a crowded PR list on your git host, your team (and any connected coding agent) can see at a glance where every review stands. Built for use with the MCP server, this board lets agents create tasks the moment a PR opens and move them through review automatically, while human reviewers use the kanban board, keyboard shortcuts, or command palette to triage quickly. It's a lightweight companion to your existing git workflow, not a replacement for the diff itself.

The Incident Response Board gives engineering teams a single place to manage the full lifecycle of a production incident: intake, diagnosis, mitigation, monitoring, and resolution with follow-ups. Instead of scattering updates across chat threads and docs, every incident becomes one task that moves through five clear columns as work progresses. Paired with the MCP server, an AI on-call agent can file new incidents the moment an alert fires, move tasks as investigation and mitigation happen, and log root-cause notes directly on the task, so the board stays accurate in real time without manual busywork. Use it standalone via the kanban board with keyboard shortcuts and command palette, or drive it programmatically through the REST API or MCP tools.

Shipping a mobile app release means syncing engineering, QA, design, and marketing on one timeline. The Mobile App Launch Board gives every team a shared kanban board to track build readiness, store submission status, and go-to-market tasks in one place. Instead of scattered spreadsheets and Slack threads, each task moves through clear columns so anyone can see what's blocking launch at a glance. Use the MCP server or REST API to keep the board in sync with your CI pipeline, or manage it directly from the macOS app with keyboard shortcuts and the command palette for fast triage during launch week.

Open source maintainers juggle incoming bug reports, community pull requests, security patches, and release cadences, often across scattered GitHub threads. The Open Source Maintenance Board gives you a focused Kanban board with four columns that mirror a real patch lifecycle: Triage, Patch Queue, In Progress, and Released. Pair it with an AI agent connected via the MCP server, and you can ask in plain language to create tasks for new issues, move confirmed bugs into the patch queue, or check what's ready to release — all backed by REST API access and the same board you'd manage manually. Built for solo maintainers and small core teams who want repo upkeep to feel less like inbox triage and more like a controlled pipeline.

Large refactors fail when they're tackled as one giant branch. This Refactoring Project Board template breaks the work into Backlog, Scoped, In Progress, In Review, and Merged columns so every code change stays small, reviewable, and reversible. Use it directly on the kanban board, or let an AI agent drive it through the MCP server to create tasks, scope acceptance criteria, and move milestones forward as branches open and PRs get approved. Built for engineering teams who need visibility into refactor progress without blocking feature work.

Shipping a release is more than writing code; it's coordinating branch freezes, regression tests, sign-offs, and post-launch monitoring without letting anything slip through the cracks. The Release Checklist Board Kanban Template gives engineering teams a ready-made board with columns for freezing scope, running QA, collecting sign-offs, shipping, and watching the aftermath. Each column comes pre-loaded with specific sample tasks so you're not staring at a blank board, and the whole structure is designed to work with an AI agent through the MCP server, letting you automate task creation and movement as your release progresses.

Planning a sprint shouldn't mean scattered spreadsheets and forgotten commitments. This Sprint Planning Board Kanban Template gives engineering teams a clear five-column workflow, from raw Backlog ideas through Sprint Ready commitments, active In Progress work, In Review checks, and a tracked Done column. Each column ships with realistic sample tasks so you can see exactly how work should flow, and the whole board is designed to work with Kanboard's MCP server so an AI agent can help triage backlog items, move tasks as work completes, and keep your sprint honest without manual busywork.

Every engineering team accumulates tech debt — the deprecated library nobody's swapped out, the flaky test everyone ignores, the 1,400-line class that needs splitting. The problem isn't spotting debt, it's tracking it. This Tech Debt Board gives you a dedicated kanban board with four columns — Backlog, Triaged, In Progress, and Resolved — so shortcuts and cleanup work get logged the moment they're found instead of forgotten in code comments. It's built to work equally well for human engineers and AI coding agents: connect via the MCP server so an agent can call create_task the instant it notices debt while working, then use move_task and update_task to keep the board current as items get triaged, worked, and resolved.

Agent teams juggling prompts, in-flight tasks, and blocked work need a shared source of truth. This Agent Backlog Board template gives your AI agents a simple kanban board with four columns to track incoming prompts, active work, blockers, and completed tasks. Built for use with the MCP server, it lets agents call tools like create_task, move_task, and list_tasks to keep the board current without manual busywork, so your team always knows what's next and what's stuck.

Verifying that an AI agent's output actually matches product requirements and quality standards is hard to do consistently without a system. This Agent QA Verification Board gives your team and your AI agents a shared kanban board to track every generated output from submission through spec check, quality bar review, and final approval or rejection. Built for use with the MCP server and REST API, it lets a QA agent move tasks, log findings, and keep a clear audit trail—so nothing gets approved that hasn't actually been checked.

The AI Feature Pipeline Board gives product and engineering teams a structured way to move AI-powered features from early concept through prototyping, evaluation, and launch. Built on a five-column kanban board, it keeps every AI feature visible as it advances through technical spikes and testing. Manage it manually or let AI agents update tasks automatically through the MCP server and REST API, so your team always has an accurate view of what's being explored, tested, and shipped.

Autonomous coding agents need more than a to-do list — they need a structured loop that mirrors real software development: plan the approach, write the code, evaluate the result, and fix what breaks. This Kanban Template gives your agent six columns (Backlog, Planning, Coding, Evaluating, Fix Needed, Done) mapped directly to MCP tool calls like move_task and update_task, so the agent can drive its own workflow while you retain full visibility on the board. It works on the free plan out of the box and scales with your team as you add more automated or human-reviewed tasks.

Migrating a large codebase to a new framework, monorepo, or language version is risky when tracked in scattered docs and chat threads. This template gives engineering teams and their AI agents a single kanban board to plan the migration, run compatibility checks, and manage rollout. Tasks move through columns that mirror a real migration lifecycle, from inventorying legacy modules to verifying production parity. Because the board is exposed over the MCP server and REST API, coding agents can create tasks, update status, and move cards automatically as they complete migration steps, while humans review progress from the command palette or macOS app without losing context.

Multi-agent systems fail most often at the handoff, not the task itself. This Multi-Agent Orchestration Board template gives every agent in your pipeline a shared source of truth: a kanban board where tasks move through Backlog, Assigned, In Progress, Handoff Review, and Done. Agents use Kanboard's MCP server to list, claim, update, and move tasks, logging the context each next agent needs directly in task descriptions. This template is built for teams running research agents, support triage agents, data enrichment agents, or any pipeline where work passes between multiple autonomous or semi-autonomous agents and needs a clear audit trail.

The PR Review Queue Board gives engineering teams and AI reviewer agents a clear, shared view of every pull request's status. Instead of scanning multiple repos or chat threads, reviewers work through a single kanban board with columns for triage, active review, requested changes, approval, and merge. Because the board is exposed through Kanboard's MCP server, an agent can list incoming PRs, pull task details, and move tasks between columns automatically, while human reviewers use the same board through the web app or macOS app. This template is preloaded with realistic sample tasks so you can see exactly how a review queue should flow from the moment a PR opens to the moment it merges.

Prompt engineering is iterative by nature—you draft a prompt, test it, tweak it, and compare outputs before committing to a final version. The Prompt Iteration Board gives AI teams a structured kanban board to track every prompt variant from idea to production. Instead of losing versions in chat logs or scattered docs, each prompt becomes a task that moves through drafting, testing, comparison, and approval columns. Pair it with the MCP server so your AI agent can create tasks, update statuses, and move prompts through the pipeline automatically as it runs experiments. Whether you're tuning a single system prompt or managing dozens of variants across use cases, this board keeps the process visible and auditable.

Running a beta program means juggling tester onboarding, incoming bug reports, feature feedback, and the final call on what ships. This Beta Testing Board template gives you a ready-made kanban board with columns built specifically for that workflow: from Tester Backlog through Feedback Triage, In Progress, Verification, and Released. Each column comes preloaded with realistic sample tasks so your team or your AI agent can start organizing feedback immediately instead of designing a board from scratch. Because it's built on the same kanban board, MCP server, and REST API used across the platform, you can manage it manually, through keyboard shortcuts and the command palette in the macOS app, or hand it off to an agent that files and moves tasks automatically as testers report issues and fixes get verified.

Customer feedback arrives everywhere—support tickets, sales calls, app store reviews, social mentions—and most of it never turns into action. The Customer Feedback Board gives product and support teams a single kanban board to capture every request, tag it by theme, and move it from raw input to shipped follow-up. Instead of a spreadsheet nobody updates, you get columns that mirror how feedback actually gets triaged: new submissions land first, then get grouped into themes, then get scheduled as real tasks, and finally get closed out with a note back to the customer. Because the board runs on the same MCP server and REST API as the rest of your workflow, an AI agent can log incoming feedback as tasks automatically, cluster duplicates, and nudge you when a themed pile of requests is big enough to justify a roadmap item.

Early-stage teams drown in ideas but ship on execution. The MVP Build Board is a lean kanban board built for founders and small product teams who need to cut scope ruthlessly and track only what moves the launch forward. Instead of a sprawling backlog, this board forces a small, visible set of tasks across five columns so everyone knows what's next, what's blocked, and what's actually done. Pair it with the MCP server to let an AI agent triage new ideas, move tasks as work progresses, and keep the board honest without manual upkeep.

The Pricing Experiment Board gives product and growth teams a repeatable kanban workflow for testing pricing changes. Instead of scattering hypotheses across docs and spreadsheets, every experiment moves through four clear stages: Backlog, Testing, Learnings, and Decisions. Each task captures the hypothesis, the live test details, the measured outcome, and the final call, so nothing gets lost between a pricing idea and a shipped decision. Whether you're testing discount tiers, usage-based add-ons, or new plan limits, this board keeps your team aligned and gives an AI agent a clear structure to help manage tasks via the MCP server.

Launching a product means juggling copy, QA, press, and support all at once, and it's easy for a critical task to fall through the cracks in a messy doc or chat thread. This Product Launch Board template gives you a kanban board with five purpose-built columns, Prep, In Progress, Review, Launch Day, and Post-Launch, so every task from writing the pricing page to running the post-mortem stays visible from the first planning meeting through cleanup. Each column ships with real sample tasks you can edit immediately, and the whole board works with keyboard shortcuts, the command palette, and the MCP server so an AI agent can help manage it alongside your team.

The Product Roadmap Board template gives product teams a clear path from raw ideas to shipped features. Instead of scattered docs and stale slide decks, every roadmap theme becomes a concrete task that moves through five columns: Themes & Ideas, Planned, In Progress, In Review, and Shipped. Use the kanban board to prioritize themes, track engineering and design progress, and give stakeholders visibility into what's landing next. Connect an AI agent through the MCP server to automatically capture new theme requests, advance tasks as work progresses, and keep milestone reviews on schedule—so your roadmap stays a living plan instead of a static document.

User research often stalls between collecting notes and turning them into decisions. This User Research Board gives product and research teams a clear kanban board to move work from initial interview recruitment through live sessions, synthesis, and finally into validated, actionable insights. Each column maps to a real stage of the research process, so nothing gets lost in scattered docs or spreadsheets. Whether you're running customer interviews, usability tests, or survey follow-ups, this template keeps every task visible and moves it forward with clear ownership at each stage.

The Content Calendar Board gives marketing and editorial teams a clear kanban board for moving blog posts, newsletters, and social copy from idea to published. Instead of scattered docs and spreadsheets, every piece of content lives as a task that moves through columns representing your real editorial workflow. Use the MCP server or REST API to let an AI agent create tasks, move drafts into review, and update publish dates automatically, or manage everything by hand with keyboard shortcuts and the command palette inside the macOS app.

Running a steady cadence of email campaigns means juggling drafts, audience segments, and send approvals across multiple stakeholders. The Email Campaign Board gives marketing teams a single kanban board to track every email from initial idea through copywriting, design, review, and final send. Instead of losing context in scattered docs and Slack threads, each campaign becomes a task that moves through clear columns, with tasks holding briefs, segment details, and approval notes. Use the built-in MCP server or REST API to let an AI agent draft copy, update task status, or move tasks to the next column automatically, so your team spends less time on status updates and more time writing emails that convert.

The Newsletter Board Kanban template gives content teams a repeatable workflow for planning a recurring newsletter, from raw idea capture through drafting, review, and send day. Instead of scattering ideas across docs and chat threads, every issue moves through five clear columns on a kanban board so editors always know what's next. Use the MCP server or REST API to create tasks straight from your idea-capture tool, then track progress with columns, keyboard shortcuts, and the command palette to move fast without leaving the keyboard. Whether you're a solo writer or a small marketing team, this template keeps every issue accountable from first pitch to final send.

This SEO Pipeline Board template gives content and marketing teams a clear kanban board to move work from raw keyword research through briefs, drafting, SEO review, and final publication with distribution. Instead of scattered spreadsheets, every keyword, brief, and draft lives as a task that moves across columns using drag-and-drop, keyboard shortcuts, or the command palette. Teams running lean can rely on the free plan's single project and 25-task limit to manage a focused content calendar, while agencies or larger teams can upgrade to pro for unlimited tasks and projects. The board also connects to the MCP server and REST API, so AI agents or automation scripts can create tasks for new keyword opportunities, move drafts along the pipeline, and flag stalled work automatically.

Managing a social calendar across multiple channels means juggling drafts, approvals, publishing dates, and repurposing ideas without losing track of what's live where. This Social Media Board template gives marketing and content teams a kanban board that turns scattered post ideas into a clear pipeline: from first draft through internal approval, scheduled publishing, and finally repurposing into new formats. Each column maps to a real stage in a content team's workflow, with sample tasks you can edit directly or hand off to an AI agent via the MCP server to keep the queue moving without manual board updates.

Keep every video project moving with a kanban board built specifically for content teams. This Video Production Kanban Template gives you five clear columns—Ideas, Scripting, Filming, Editing, and Delivered—so nothing falls through the cracks between pitching a concept and shipping the final cut. Whether you're managing a solo creator workflow or coordinating a full marketing team, this board keeps scripts, shoot schedules, and edit revisions visible in one place. Use it directly in the macOS app, via the REST API, or connect an AI agent through the MCP server to automate task creation and status updates as your production pipeline moves forward.

Writing a book means juggling ideas, drafts, edits, and publishing logistics all at once. This Book Writing Board Kanban template gives authors, ghostwriters, and small publishing teams a clear structure to move a manuscript from raw outline to finished, published work. Instead of scattering notes across documents, use one kanban board with columns and tasks that track every chapter, revision pass, and launch task. Manage it manually or connect it to the MCP server so an AI agent can create tasks, move cards, and update statuses as you write. Use keyboard shortcuts and the command palette to speed up daily task entry, and check progress from the macOS app or via the REST API when you need programmatic access to your project data.

Client onboarding gets messy without a shared system. This Kanban Template gives you a ready-to-use kanban board that tracks every new client from the moment the contract is signed through the first successful delivery. Instead of scattered emails and checklists, you get columns that map to real onboarding stages, sample tasks to jumpstart your process, and an MCP server integration so an AI agent can manage tasks on your behalf. Use it as-is or customize columns and tasks to fit your own service delivery workflow.

Keep every conference talk moving from idea to delivery with this Conference Speaking Board template. Built for speakers who juggle multiple CFPs, slide decks, rehearsals, and travel logistics at once, this kanban board gives you a clear column-by-column view of where each talk stands. Track proposals from initial brainstorm through submission, acceptance, slide building, rehearsal, travel booking, and final delivery - all in one place. Use the MCP server or REST API to let an AI agent manage updates automatically, or work directly in the macOS app with keyboard shortcuts and the command palette for fast task entry. Whether you're a first-time speaker or a conference circuit veteran, this board keeps your speaking pipeline organized and nothing falls through the cracks before showtime.

Building a course means juggling curriculum design, scripting, filming, editing, and launch marketing all at once. The Course Creation Board gives solo creators and small teams a single kanban board to track every lesson from idea to published asset. Instead of scattered docs and spreadsheets, you get columns that mirror the real production pipeline, tasks you can assign and move with the MCP server or REST API, and a structure that scales from a single mini-course to a full multi-module program. Use the macOS app or command palette to jump between lessons quickly, and keep momentum with a board built specifically for shipping courses on schedule.

Planning an event means juggling venue contracts, speaker outreach, promotion deadlines, and a dozen day-of details that all need to land at the right time. This Kanban board template gives event organizers a single place to track every task from initial scouting through post-event wrap-up. Columns are organized around the natural lifecycle of an event, so nothing slips between planning and execution. Pair it with the MCP server to let an AI agent create tasks, move cards between columns, and check status without you touching a spreadsheet.

Freelancers juggle multiple clients at different stages of the relationship: some are still evaluating a proposal, others are mid-project, and past clients need a follow-up to keep the pipeline warm. The Freelance Clients Board turns this chaos into a single kanban board with clear columns for leads, proposals, active work, delivery, and follow-up. Instead of scattering client notes across email threads and spreadsheets, every task lives on a card you can move as the relationship progresses. Because the board supports the MCP server and REST API, you can also let an AI agent create tasks, update statuses, and check on stalled clients automatically, saving you the manual admin that eats into billable hours.

Recruiting shouldn't live in scattered spreadsheets and email threads. The Hiring Pipeline Board gives founders, recruiters, and hiring managers a single kanban board to move candidates through every stage of the process. Each column represents a real hiring milestone, and every task is a candidate profile that carries notes, interview feedback, and next steps. Use the MCP server or REST API to sync candidate updates from your inbox or ATS, or manage everything by hand with keyboard shortcuts and the command palette for fast triage between roles.

Job hunting involves juggling dozens of applications at different stages, and it's easy to lose track of who you've applied to, when interviews are scheduled, and which offers are pending. This Job Search Board Kanban template gives you five clear columns to move each role through your pipeline, from initial discovery to final outcome. Whether you're managing a handful of applications or dozens at once, the board keeps recruiter contacts, interview dates, and follow-up notes attached directly to each task so nothing slips through the cracks. Pair it with the MCP server to let an AI agent log new roles and update statuses automatically as your search progresses.

Side projects stall not because of lack of ideas, but because there's no clear next step when you finally find time to work. This Side Project Board Kanban template gives you five focused columns — Idea Inbox, Backlog, Next Up, In Progress, and Done — so every session starts with a decision already made: just open Next Up and go. Pair it with the MCP server so an AI agent can capture ideas, promote tasks, and mark things done as you talk through your progress, keeping the board current even when you don't have time to manage it yourself.