Kanban View

Kanban view turns your workspaces into a board—columns for status, labels for theme, priority when you need to decide what to pick up next, and Groups when you organize by custom clusters.

Why it matters

• See several agent or human tasks at a glance.
• Spot blocked or stale work quickly.
• Coordinate parallel workspaces without a separate PM tool.
• Drag cards instead of hunting through lists.
• Align the board with sidebar grouping modes (status, project, time, label, priority, or group).

What you can track

• Workspace status (Backlog, To Do, In Progress, In Review, Blocked, Completed, Canceled, and related columns).
• Priority when multiple tasks compete.
• Labels for area, repo, or agent type.
• Group membership when the board is set to group mode — drag cards between group columns to reassign.

Get started

1. Open Kanban from Atmos (sidebar or ⌘⇧K for the expanded board).
2. Place each workspace in the right column for status, or switch grouping for project / time / label / priority / group views.
3. Add labels or priority where helpful.
4. Open a card to jump into that workspace.
5. Use filters (status, priority, labels, project) and sort (last visit, create time, priority) when the board is dense.

Tips

• Answer one question with the board: “What should I work on next?”
• Do not over-tag—lightweight columns beat perfect taxonomy.
• Import GitHub issues as Issue Only cards when you want board tracking before a real workspace exists.
• For named project/workspace clusters, create Groups in the sidebar first, then use By Group on the board. See Multi-Workspace Development.