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Kanban board

The Kanban board is the main surface in dreeft. It mirrors a classic board with one important idea: certain columns are live agent queues, while others are human workflow columns.

Dreeft Cloud - active product board
Board
Artifacts
Settings
Analyst2
Invite teammates with shareable codes
🔍
Analyst
P0
drafting PRD...
Clarify dreeft AI versus BYOK onboarding
📝
Analyst
P1
Backlog2
Project switcher plus create project modal
📋
Task
P1
Join Project tab for invite redemption
📋
Task
P2
Architect1
Epic implementation from suggested tasks
🏗
Architect
P0
writing ADR...
Coder2
GitHub repo URL, PAT, and default branch
👤
Coder
P0
PR merge poller completes cards
👤
Coder
P1
Done2
Stripe billing portal session
✓
Done
P1
500K starter tokens on dreeft AI
✓
Done
P2
Illustration based on the current product layout: project header, project switcher, and the default Analyst / Backlog / Architect / Coder / Done flow.

Columns​

  • Columns belong to a project.
  • New projects start with Analyst, Backlog, Architect, Coder, and Done.
  • Only Analyst, Architect, and Coder trigger live agent runs today.
  • You can reorder columns by dragging column headers on the board; that order is persisted per project.

See Columns.

Cards​

A card is a unit of work:

  • Title and description are the primary instructions for humans and agents.
  • Column determines which queue (and potentially which agent) handles the card.
  • Status reflects lifecycle: idle, queued, processing, wait for input, wait for review, completed, or failed.
  • Priority, tags, and progress help you organize and scan the board.
  • Some cards are parent cards for epic execution; their child coder cards run underneath them.

Drag and drop​

Move cards between columns by dragging. In the current release:

  • creating or dropping a card into Analyst, Architect, or Coder can dispatch work
  • Backlog is a manual holding area
  • Done is a human/system end state

Opening a card​

Select a card to open the detail panel. There you can:

  • read agent updates and, on top-level cards, add comments when the card is ready for review
  • inspect artifacts (PRD, ADR, stack, suggested tasks, task specs, PR links, etc.)
  • answer forms when an agent asks clarifying questions
  • start the next handoff, such as Send to Architect or Implement all, when the current stage is ready

Board navigation​

The top navigation also gives you:

  • a project switcher
  • token balance visibility
  • Git integration status
  • access to Settings