When an agent finishes, its card moves to the review column. You can inspect every changed file, leave feedback the agent acts on immediately, and ship the result in one click.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://mintlify.com/cline/kanban/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Opening the review
Click any card in the review column to open the detail view. You see the agent’s terminal or chat interface alongside a full diff of the task’s worktree.Diff viewer
The diff viewer shows all files the agent changed. Two modes let you focus on different slices of the work.| Mode | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Working copy | All changes in the worktree relative to the base branch. |
| Last turn | Only the changes made since you last sent a message to the agent. |
Shipping options
When the work looks good, choose how to land it.Commit
Kanban sends the agent a prompt to create a commit on the base branch. The agent handles any merge conflicts intelligently before committing.
Open PR
Kanban sends the agent a prompt to push a new branch and open a pull request. The agent resolves merge conflicts as part of the process.
Auto-review
You can skip the manual review step entirely by enabling auto-review on a task. Kanban triggers the chosen shipping action as soon as the agent finishes, without waiting for you to click anything.| Mode | What happens automatically |
|---|---|
commit | The agent commits its changes to the base branch. |
pr | The agent pushes a branch and opens a pull request. |
move_to_trash | The card moves to trash without committing. Useful for exploratory tasks. |
Script shortcuts
To test and debug changes without leaving Kanban, create a script shortcut in Settings (for example,npm run dev). A play button appears in the navbar so you can run the command in one click instead of switching to a terminal.
Trashing a task
Move a card to trash to clean up its worktree. Kanban keeps the task’s resume ID, so you can always bring the task back and continue from where the agent left off.Trashing a task that is a prerequisite for other tasks triggers those dependent tasks to start automatically. See Task dependencies for details.