Agentforge

AgentForge

A Kanban board that spawns AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, or any CLI) in isolated git worktrees — one agent per ticket.

Getting started

bun install
bun run dev

Open [http://localhost:5173](http://localhost:5173). The backend runs on port `3001`.

Prerequisites

• Bun runtime
• At least one AI coding agent installed (e.g. claude, codex, aider)

Usage

1. Connect your repository

Set the `REPO_PATH` environment variable to point at the repository you want agents to work in, or run AgentForge from inside that repo. The header shows the active repo URL and current branch once detected.

2. Create a ticket

Click **+ TICKET** in the header and describe the task. The first line becomes the ticket title automatically. Check **Start now** to immediately move the ticket to **In Progress**.

3. Launch an agent

Drag the ticket to **IN PROGRESS** (or click it). A launcher panel opens — pick an agent:

Agent	Command used
Claude	claude --dangerously-skip-permissions
Codex	codex
Custom	Any CLI you type in

AgentForge creates an isolated git worktree and branch (`agent/`) and spawns the agent inside it.

4. Watch and interact

The panel shows a live terminal on the left and a diff view on the right. You can type directly in the terminal if the agent needs input. If the agent exits with an error, a **RELAUNCH** button appears to restart it in the same worktree.

5. Review and merge

When the agent finishes, the ticket moves to **REVIEW** automatically. Click **MERGE TO MAIN** to rebase the agent branch onto your base branch. On success the ticket moves to **DONE** and the worktree is cleaned up.

You can also drag tickets between columns manually at any point, **KILL** a running agent to stop it, or open