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Comment · 1 year ago
Completely agree!

You can actually use a coding agent to create tickets from within Vibe Kanban. Add the Vibe Kanban MCP server (from MCP settings) and ask the agent to plan a task and write tickets.

Comment · 1 year ago
We have this! Vibe Kanban includes its own MCP server that you can use to create tickets within the Kanban board.

Click on the MCP Servers tab, then hit "Add Vibe Kanban MCP". Then create and start a "planning" ticket like "Plan a migration from AWS to Azure and create detailed tickets for each step along the way". Sit back and watch the cards roll in!

Will do more to document this better soon :)

Comment · 1 year ago
Hi, co-author of this project here!

In Vibe Kanban you can directly interact with Claude Code from within the Kanban board. E.g. you can write out a ticket, hit a button to run it locally with Claude Code/Gemini etc., watch its responses, and then review any diffs that it generated.

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Comment · 3 years ago
Yes that's a great point. At the moment we in the 'Results' section we display the code snippets returned by the semantic search engine. These don't always line up with the code that GPT is referring to because we include as much of the file that the snippet is from in the prompt.

We're working on a new interface to make this clearer, where we'll display the lines of code that GPT has referenced in its answer.

Comment · 3 years ago
Yes I agree! I'll update the README. We'll be adding some more information to our website about how we implement code navigation soon.

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