Overview
Everything you need to know about the Kanbus file structure and CLI.
Kanbus is a Git-backed project management system. Instead of storing your issues, epics, and tasks in a remote database, Kanbus stores them as JSON files directly in your repository. This means your project management stays perfectly in sync with your code.
Getting Started
The easiest way to understand Kanbus is to explore its components. Use the sidebar to navigate through the documentation:
- CLI Reference: Learn about the core commands and workflow tools that make up the Kanbus interface.
- Configuration: Understand how to customize Kanbus, define your issue hierarchy, and set up your workflow states.
- Realtime Collaboration: Learn how gossip notifications and the overlay cache enable distributed realtime updates while your repository files stay the source of truth. Read the summary.
- Lifecycle Hooks: Add project-defined before/after integrations on Kanbus lifecycle events and keep policy guidance aligned with the same execution model. Read the summary.
- Directory Structure: See how Kanbus organizes files within your repository's
project/directory.