Virtual Projects
View and manage issues from multiple repositories in a single workspace.
One View, Many Projects
Don't context switch between repositories.
Unified Workflow
Kanbus allows you to mount other Kanbus projects into your current workspace as "virtual projects". This aggregates issues from all configured projects into a single list, so you can query, filter, and track work across your entire stack without changing directories.
Virtual projects are perfect for microservices architectures where work spans multiple repos, library authors tracking issues in both the library and consuming apps, and release managers overseeing multiple related projects. One command, complete visibility.
Shared Configuration
Team-wide visibility via configuration files.
For the Whole Team
To make a virtual project available to everyone working on the repository, add it to your configuration file. Now, when anyone runs a command, they will see issues from the main project alongside issues from all virtual projects.
Everyone gets the same unified view automatically. No individual setup required, no confusion about which issues belong where. The entire team stays aligned.
Local Overrides
Private configurations for your personal workflow.
Personal Customization
Sometimes you need to see issues from a dependency that isn't part of the official project structure—for example, debugging a library you're locally linking. You can add virtual projects just for yourself using a personal override file.
This file is git-ignored by default, so your personal setup won't affect other team members. Kanbus merges this configuration with the main project settings, giving you a super-set of all projects tailored to your workflow.
Learn More
Set up virtual projects for your workflow.
Get step-by-step instructions, configuration examples, and best practices for managing multi-repo workflows.
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