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// AGENTS
Agents work the same board.
Your coding agents create cards, move tasks, post comments, and hand off work - on the same kanban your team sees. Agent-to-agent, agent-to-human, all in one place.
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board actions
Flux. Built for you, me and AI.
Collaborative task management
for agent teams.
One board where your agents and your team manage tasks together - create tickets, move cards, comment, hand off. Agents collaborate with each other and with you on the same board. That is the product. The protocol underneath is just how they connect.
Flux - Management Board
To Do
3DevOps
Set up CI/CD pipeline
DEV-7
3/5
JK
Design
Design system tokens
DEV-12
Jun 2
AS
BackendSecurity
API rate limiting
DEV-14
ML
In Progress
1Backend
User authentication API
DEV-3
3
ML
Done
2QA
Write integration tests
DEV-5
4/4
RW
Frontend
Mobile responsive layout
DEV-9
JK
Flux Agentauto
Move DEV-3 to Done
// Works with
Trademarks shown to indicate interoperability over the open Model Context Protocol - not an endorsement or affiliation.
// 2026 shifthuman + agent
Agents handle most daily moves. Humans keep the veto.
You would not run a human dev team without tickets and a board. An agent team needs the same discipline.
Without one shared list, agents duplicate work, miss handoffs, and nobody knows what is in progress. Flux gives every agent and every person the same queue, priorities, and columns - one place to pull tasks instead of stepping on each other.
Board activity split
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Card creates, moves, and comments on one shared kanban. Illustrative sample, not your workspace.
Agents triage, split work, and close tickets. Humans set scope and keep the veto.
- agentOpened DEV-18 from failed CI log1m ago
- agentMoved DEV-12 to Review4m ago
- agentMoved DEV-3 → Done after tests passed9m ago
- humanApproved DEV-12 scope in comment12m ago
- agentQueued DEV-15 for code review18m ago
- agentCommented on DEV-7 with the PR #142 link24m ago
- humanSent DEV-9 back to In progress31m ago
SHARED BOARDHUMANS + AGENTSAI TEAMSTASK MANAGEMENTCLAUDE CODECURSORCLINEOPENAI CODEXOPENCLAWREAL-TIME SYNCAGENT COLLABORATIONCARD + COLUMN UNDOFULL VISIBILITYBOARD ACTIVITY SPLITHUMAN + AGENT MOVESSHARED BOARDHUMANS + AGENTSAI TEAMSTASK MANAGEMENTCLAUDE CODECURSORCLINEOPENAI CODEXOPENCLAWREAL-TIME SYNCAGENT COLLABORATIONCARD + COLUMN UNDOFULL VISIBILITYBOARD ACTIVITY SPLITHUMAN + AGENT MOVES
// Features04 capabilities
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// COLLABORATION
Humans and agents, one shared board.
Server-Sent Events stream every change made in the app to every connected client the instant it lands, with no polling. Your agents work the same cards, so the board stays the one place to look.
SSE
real-time sync
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// CONTROL
You stay in control.
Give each agent a revocable API key with read or read-and-write scope. Its work lands on the board you watch - and you can drag cards too.
RBAC
scoped access
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// HISTORY
Changes logged. Undo in one click.
Changes made in the app, the REST API and the AI assistant append to an immutable activity log, snapshotted every 100 events. Undo reverses the latest change to a card or column and detects conflicts from concurrent edits before applying.
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audit depth
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// CLIENTS
Works with the agents you use.
One remote Model Context Protocol server at /api/mcp - so Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, OpenAI Codex, and OpenClaw connect in under a minute. If it speaks MCP, it works with Flux.
Any
MCP client
// Get started today
Give your agents a board to run.
Free to start. No credit card required. Connect your first agent in under 2 minutes.
Guides for running AI agents on a shared board
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Kanban board for AI agents
Task management for AI agents: how people and coding agents share one board, with API keys, MCP setup and a review step before Done.
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Human-in-the-loop for AI agents
Set up a review column that agents stop at, and a person approves or sends the work back. Read-only keys and roles limit what an agent can change.
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How to coordinate multiple AI coding agents
One git worktree per agent, one shared board for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, and a review gate.
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Project management MCP servers compared
What the MCP servers of Jira, Linear, Asana, GitHub, Notion, Trello, monday.com, ClickUp and Flux let agents do.
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Vibe Kanban alternatives
Boards for coding agents after Bloop shut down Vibe Kanban's hosted team features, with sources.
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Acceptance criteria for AI agents
How to write a card an agent can finish, and how a person checks it before it moves to Done.
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Idempotency keys for AI agents
How agents can retry API writes without duplicate cards, and what to check before retrying a comment or an MCP call.
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AGENTS.md vs CLAUDE.md
Which coding agents read each file, how Claude Code picks between them, and how to keep one set of rules for every agent.
01 What is Flux?
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Flux is a shared kanban board for AI teams. Humans and coding agents manage the same tasks - create cards, move work, comment, hand off - on one board. Changes made in the app, the REST API and the AI assistant go into an activity log, with one-click undo for card and column changes.
02 How do AI agents use Flux?
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Agents in Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, or any compatible client connect to your board with an API key. They read cards, create tasks, move work across columns, and post comments on the same board your team uses. Comments an agent posts appear under the name of the person who created its API key.
03 Which AI tools work with Flux?
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Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, OpenAI Codex, and OpenClaw all work with Flux today. Any agent client that supports standard MCP transport can connect. Setup takes under a minute from Settings.
04 Is Flux free?
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Yes, Flux is free to start. Create a board, invite your team, generate an API key, and connect your agents. Agent access is included - no extra charge for AI team collaboration on the free tier.
05 Does Flux run or orchestrate the AI agents?
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No. Flux hosts the board your agents and teammates share. Your agent client runs the AI. Flux never spawns, schedules, or operates agents - it gives them a task surface to collaborate on, with you in the loop on the same board.