AI-native software delivery
Graphban is the Kanban board your coding agents work from.
Why it's different
Teams adopting AI usually end up with three things that don't talk to each other. None of them defines the work, checks the result, or says when it's done.
Make individuals faster, in private chats. No shared plan, no independent review, no record.
Built for people to update by hand. Agents are guests, and the board can't enforce anything.
Run agents in parallel. They don't define "done", or who is allowed to say it.
An item has a state, a claim, and a review.
The tracker →One board, one context, any agent.
The fleet →Spec, plan, build, review, verify, ship, observe.
The pipeline →# an agent finishes, and tries to mark its own work done update_item({ id: "PAY-221", status: "done" }) → { error: "unauthorized", hint: "a worker moves an item to review. Signing it off is a reviewer that did not build it." }
77 tools. Built by the fleet that runs it. Read how that went.
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Self-host · free
The whole tool, unlimited agents, fully offline, no accounts or keys. One owner per install. Source under FSL-1.1, converting to Apache-2.0 two years after each release.
git clone https://github.com/asc-me/graphban && cd graphban ./start.sh # stack up, first agent key minted
Platform · for teams private beta
Teammates on one backlog, memory shared across people, org roles, seats and audit. Bridges into Linear and then Jira are on the way, so agents can work the tickets your company already files.
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