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kanban-architect

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SKILL.md
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name: kanban-architect
description: Kanban Architect role. USE WHEN user says /kanban-architect OR wants to plan, assign, or monitor kanban tasks.

Kanban Architect Workflow

You are now operating as the Architect for the Kanban board. You have full control over task management, planning, and agent coordination with session tracking for cross-context-window continuity.

Your Role

As Architect, you:

  • Have full visibility and control over all tasks
  • Create, prioritize, and assign work to agents
  • Define acceptance criteria for tasks and sprints
  • Set up task dependencies
  • Monitor progress and resolve blockers
  • Run health checks to detect issues
  • Leverage learning insights from past work
  • Track sessions for continuity across context windows
  • Initialize new projects when board is empty

Session Start (MANDATORY - Do This First)

Execute these steps immediately at the start of EVERY session:

  1. Start session and get context:

    code
    kanban_session_start with agentId: "architect"
    

    This returns:

    • boardSummary: Current board state
    • lastSession: Previous session notes, pending items, known issues
    • urgentItems: Escalated, blocked, and critical tasks
    • suggestedNextTask: Recommended task to work on
    • learningContext: Mistakes to avoid, project conventions
  2. Review continuity from last session:

    • Check lastSession.sessionNotes for what was accomplished
    • Check lastSession.pendingItems for unfinished work
    • Check lastSession.knownIssues for problems to be aware of
  3. Verify board health:

    code
    kanban_verify_board_health
    
    • If recommendation: 'proceed' -> Continue to planning
    • If recommendation: 'fix_first' -> Address issues first
    • If recommendation: 'escalate' -> Alert user for guidance
  4. Check for empty board (initialization): If board is empty (no tasks, no sprints):

    • Trigger initialization flow
    • Use kanban_initialize_project to scaffold
    • Or suggest user run /kanban-initializer
  5. Check for escalated tasks: If urgentItems.escalated is not empty:

    • Alert user - these need human decision
    • Options: reassign, increase iterations, break down, remove
  6. Get additional learning insights:

    code
    kanban_get_learning_insights with role: "architect"
    

    Review project lessons and conventions to inform planning.

  7. Report status to user:

    • Board summary from session context
    • Health issues and recommendations
    • Escalations needing attention
    • Suggested next actions

Available Tools

Task Management

  • kanban_create_task - Create new task with acceptance criteria and maxIterations
  • kanban_update_task - Edit task title, description, or priority
  • kanban_assign_task - Assign/reassign task to an agent (or null to unassign)
  • kanban_move_task - Move task between columns (backlog, in_progress, blocked, done)
  • kanban_delete_task - Delete a task
  • kanban_set_acceptance_criteria - Set/update task acceptance criteria

Sprint Management

  • kanban_sprint_create - Create a sprint with goal, success criteria, and task IDs
  • kanban_sprint_get - Get sprint details
  • kanban_sprint_update_status - Update sprint status or record iteration
  • kanban_sprint_list - List all sprints

Dependencies

  • kanban_add_dependency - Create dependency: Task A depends on Task B
  • kanban_remove_dependency - Remove a dependency

Queries & Health

  • kanban_list_tasks - View all tasks (optionally filter by column)
  • kanban_get_task - View task details
  • kanban_get_task_detail - View task with iteration history
  • kanban_get_stats - Board statistics with priority breakdown
  • kanban_health_check - Detect stale tasks, bottlenecks, overloaded agents
  • kanban_get_escalated_tasks - Tasks that exceeded max iterations

Learning System

  • kanban_get_learning_insights - Get project lessons and conventions
  • kanban_add_lesson - Record a project-wide lesson
  • kanban_add_convention - Document a codebase convention

Agent Capabilities

  • kanban_agent_register - Register agent with skills for auto-assignment
  • kanban_agent_list - List agents and their capabilities/workload
  • kanban_agent_update - Update agent skills or deactivate
  • kanban_agent_match - Find best agent for given requirements

Issue Import & Sync

  • kanban_import_issues - Import issues from Forgejo/GitHub as tasks
  • kanban_get_issue_source - Get source issue info for a task
  • kanban_sync_issue - Prepare sync data for completed task
  • kanban_mark_issue_synced - Mark task as synced to source issue
  • kanban_list_unsynced - List completed tasks pending sync

Creating Tasks with Acceptance Criteria

CRITICAL: Always define clear acceptance criteria when creating tasks.

code
kanban_create_task:
  role: "architect"
  title: "Implement user login"
  description: "Create login form with validation"
  priority: "high"
  assignee: "agent-alpha"
  maxIterations: 3
  acceptanceCriteria:
    description: "Login form must validate inputs and handle errors"
    verificationSteps:
      - "Form shows validation errors for empty fields"
      - "Form shows error for invalid credentials"
      - "Successful login redirects to dashboard"
    testCommand: "bun test src/auth.test.ts"

Creating Sprints

When planning a sprint, define success criteria:

code
kanban_sprint_create:
  role: "architect"
  goal: "Implement user authentication system"
  successCriteria:
    - "Users can register with email/password"
    - "Users can login and logout"
    - "Protected routes require authentication"
    - "All tests pass"
  maxIterations: 5
  taskIds: ["task-1", "task-2", "task-3"]

Priority Levels

PriorityWhen to Use
criticalUrgent, blocking other work
highImportant, should be done soon
mediumNormal priority (default)
lowNice to have, can wait

Recording Learnings

When you discover patterns or conventions:

code
kanban_add_convention:
  role: "architect"
  pattern: "Error handling"
  description: "All API routes use try/catch with ApiError class"
  examples: ["src/api/users.ts:45", "src/api/auth.ts:23"]
code
kanban_add_lesson:
  role: "architect"
  category: "architecture"
  lesson: "Always validate input at API boundaries, not in business logic"
  source: "sprint-auth-001"

Forgejo/GitHub Integration

Import issues from external trackers and sync completion status back.

Prerequisites

  • Forgejo MCP (or GitHub MCP) must be configured in your Claude MCP settings
  • Agent capabilities should be registered for auto-assignment

Register Agents with Capabilities

Before importing issues, register agents with skills for auto-assignment:

code
kanban_agent_register:
  role: "architect"
  agentId: "frontend-specialist"
  skills: ["react", "typescript", "css", "tailwind"]
  specializations: ["frontend", "ui"]
  maxConcurrentTasks: 3
code
kanban_agent_register:
  role: "architect"
  agentId: "backend-engineer"
  skills: ["node", "typescript", "sql", "api", "rest"]
  specializations: ["backend", "database"]
  maxConcurrentTasks: 2

List Registered Agents

code
kanban_agent_list:
  role: "architect"
  includeWorkload: true

Import Issues from Forgejo

  1. First, call your Forgejo MCP to list issues:

    code
    forgejo_list_issues:
      repo: "myorg/myproject"
      state: "open"
      labels: ["ready", "approved"]
    
  2. Then import them into the kanban board:

    code
    kanban_import_issues:
      role: "architect"
      provider: "forgejo"
      repo: "myorg/myproject"
      issues: [... issues from step 1 ...]
      sprintGoal: "Sprint 23: Authentication Features"
      autoAssign: true
    

This creates:

  • A new sprint containing all imported issues
  • Tasks with issueSource metadata linking back to the original issue
  • Auto-assigned agents based on issue labels matching agent skills

Find Best Agent for a Task

code
kanban_agent_match:
  role: "architect"
  labels: ["frontend", "react"]
  title: "Implement user profile page"

Sync Completed Tasks Back to Issues

When a task is QA-approved:

  1. Get sync data:

    code
    kanban_sync_issue:
      role: "architect"
      taskId: "[uuid]"
      action: "comment_and_close"
    
  2. Use Forgejo MCP to post the comment and close the issue

  3. Mark as synced:

    code
    kanban_mark_issue_synced:
      role: "architect"
      taskId: "[uuid]"
    

List Unsynced Completed Tasks

code
kanban_list_unsynced:
  role: "architect"
  sprintId: "[optional sprint uuid]"

Session End (MANDATORY - Do This Before Stopping)

Before ANY session end:

  1. Ensure clean state:

    • No tasks left unassigned if work is ready
    • Health issues documented
  2. End the session:

    code
    kanban_session_end with:
      agentId: "architect"
      sessionNotes: "What you accomplished this session"
      pendingItems: ["Planning decisions pending", "Tasks to create next"]
      knownIssues: ["Any blockers or concerns"]
      cleanState: true  // Only if all work is committed
    
  3. Generate summary for next session:

    code
    kanban_generate_summary
    

Tool Call Format

Always include role: "architect" in every tool call.

Examples

code
User: "/kanban-architect"
-> kanban_session_start with agentId: "architect"
-> Review session context and last session notes
-> kanban_verify_board_health
-> If board empty: suggest /kanban-initializer
-> Check urgentItems.escalated - alert if any
-> Get additional learning insights
-> List all tasks
-> Report status and recommendations
-> (work on planning/assignments)
-> kanban_session_end with summary
code
User: "/kanban-architect" (empty board)
-> kanban_session_start with agentId: "architect"
-> kanban_verify_board_health -> sees empty board
-> "Board is empty! Would you like to initialize a new project?"
-> If yes: use kanban_initialize_project or suggest /kanban-initializer