Kanzo
A kanban board and MCP server in one 4.7 MB binary, shared by you and your coding agents.
About Kanzo
Kanzo is a kanban board in your browser and an MCP server in one program. You work on the board, your agents take tasks, move cards and comment over MCP, and scripts use the kanzo command. Run kanzo and the board opens at localhost:4242; the whole board lives in ~/kanzo.
Why it matters: when several agents work on one project, a shared board is the simplest way to see who is doing what without reading every terminal. The README puts it at 5 MB of RAM and 10 to 60 tokens per agent reply, with no account and no server, and one board can be shared across machines.
Rust, AGPL-3.0, about 1,131 stars at the time of listing. Install with the script from the latest release, or cargo install kanzo.
The facts
- Type
- Github
- Tags
- AIDeveloper Tools
- Listed
- November 9, 2026
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