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Self-host and manage tickets with MCP tools for kanban boards.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "KittyClaw" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use KittyClaw to list all projects, then read a project's board and ticket details.
Returns the project list, board contents, and ticket details.
In KittyClaw, create a new ticket and move it to the next column.
Creates a new ticket and updates its board status.
Find the specified ticket and add a progress comment to it.
Adds a new comment to the ticket.
Product, engineering, or ops teams can use KittyClaw to read, create, move, and comment on tickets with AI assistance. It fits into existing kanban workflows with automation.
If your AI client supports MCP, you can connect directly to KittyClaw's Streamable HTTP /mcp endpoint. This enables project and ticket operations without extra integration work.
KittyClaw is a self-hosted kanban tool with a Streamable HTTP MCP endpoint. It exposes 7 tools for listing projects, reading boards and tickets, and creating, moving, and commenting on tickets.
The provided material only says it is self-hosted and used through an MCP client; installation and runtime requirements are not provided. See the source repository.
It does more than manage tickets: its MCP endpoint lets AI clients operate the board directly. Compared with a regular kanban tool, it emphasizes integration with AI agents and external automation.
Let AI manage tasks, columns, and boards in a terminal kanban.
Manage a personal Kanban board, notes, and code clips using natural language.
Connect AI assistants to Kanboard for project and task management.
Manage shared kanban pipelines over MCP with enforced transitions and audit trails.
Let AI agents manage Kanban tasks across projects with real-time collaboration.
Access tickets, CI/CD pipelines, project data, and agent sessions in MCP clients.