Intro

Been comparing differnt agent Kanban solutions, some I dig into will do orchistration, others will just give you a board and a API.

After digging through Github for 2-3 hours late night, I found these, all at least seem worth taking a look at.

Had Gemini toss a breakdown and it tracks 👍

I’ve tested Fusion so far, most of these are kinda overkill if your just looking to track a few open issues.

Hope this breakdown helps some folks out, the space is pretty noisy and hard to skim through TBH.

A big issue I’ve been seeing is projects die after 3-6 months. All of these at least don’t feel like vibe code slop at least.

… and MAN, is there ALOT of slop on Github!

Contenders

Repo	OpenCode	Hermes	Core Identity / Vibe	GitHub Stats
DanWahlin/ai-agent-board	✅	✅	A lightweight, pure drag-and-drop Kanban board with terminal streaming.
kdlbs/kandev	✅	❌	A heavy, IDE-like integrated workspace (editor, terminal, git, kanban).
Kangentic	✅	❌	A dedicated desktop command center focused on visual drag-to-spawn sessions.
777genius/agent-teams-ai	✅	❌	Focuses heavily on multi-agent communication, peer reviews, and budgets.
the-open-engine/zeroshot	✅	❌	An execution loop prioritizing independent AI verifiers (CLI/Headless, no TUI).
dagucloud/dagu	✅	❌	A robust, local-first DAG workflow engine for broader ops automation.
BradGroux/veritas-kanban	❌	✅	A git-native, highly governed Kanban board with deep audit trails.
Runfusion/Fusion	❌	✅	A full “software factory” orchestrator with complex visual routing.
ruvnet/ruflo	❌	✅	An agent meta-harness and swarm coordinator rather than a pure visual board.

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