Description
Run a few coding agents at once and the hard part is knowing which ticket is with whom, how far along it is and which files it changed, so you end up flipping through terminals. Kuzgun lays all of it out on a native macOS board: it reads the local tickets that mattpocock/skills writes under .scratch/, sorts them into status columns, and refreshes live as the files change.
The most useful part is the agent session page: it reads each tool's own session files and shows the run behind a ticket, with the prompt, the replies, every step and the changed files, live while the agent works, plus a one-click copy of the command that resumes it. It is read-only: the ticket files belong to the agents and skills that write them, so to act on one you copy its slash command or open it in your editor. Written in Rust on GPUI, the UI framework behind Zed, with virtualized card lists, it needs macOS 14 or later and is free and open source under MIT.
Board by status:One column per status from needs-triage to done, collapsible columns and virtualized lists.
Rich cards:Ticket key, title, AFK and HITL badges, blockers, sub-task progress ring, comment count and days in status at a glance.
Many agent harnesses:Reads session files from Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Kimi, GitHub Copilot CLI and more.
Ticket detail:Status meaning, dependencies, sub-tasks, rendered body, comments and an activity feed from git.
Sidebar and filters:Projects, views such as Frontier, Blocked and Agent-ready, and a filter for every repeating field.
Live reload:A file watcher refreshes the board and briefly highlights changed cards.
The most useful part is the agent session page: it reads each tool's own session files and shows the run behind a ticket, with the prompt, the replies, every step and the changed files, live while the agent works, plus a one-click copy of the command that resumes it. It is read-only: the ticket files belong to the agents and skills that write them, so to act on one you copy its slash command or open it in your editor. Written in Rust on GPUI, the UI framework behind Zed, with virtualized card lists, it needs macOS 14 or later and is free and open source under MIT.
Features
Board by status:One column per status from needs-triage to done, collapsible columns and virtualized lists.
Rich cards:Ticket key, title, AFK and HITL badges, blockers, sub-task progress ring, comment count and days in status at a glance.
Many agent harnesses:Reads session files from Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Kimi, GitHub Copilot CLI and more.
Ticket detail:Status meaning, dependencies, sub-tasks, rendered body, comments and an activity feed from git.
Sidebar and filters:Projects, views such as Frontier, Blocked and Agent-ready, and a filter for every repeating field.
Live reload:A file watcher refreshes the board and briefly highlights changed cards.
