PH's asking for three specific things here, inspiration, the problem, and how your approach evolved. Here's a version tailored to that: What inspired us to build Canflow: every project board we tried treated AI coding agents as an afterthought. You'd assign a task to a person, then separately go ask Claude Code or Codex to fix something, with zero connection between the two tools. The problem we set out to solve: teams working with AI coding agents had no single place where humans plan the work and agents actually execute it. Bugs would get reported, but someone still had to manually hand them off to an agent and track the result elsewhere. How our approach evolved: we started by trying to bolt AI features onto a standard Kanban board, but it felt exactly like what everyone else was doing. The real unlock came when we flipped the model instead of a board built for humans with AI added on, we built the board for agents from the ground up. Now assigning a card to Claude Code or Codex is as native as assigning it to a teammate: it shows up in their queue, they claim it, work it, open a PR, and report back - live on the board, no manual hand-off. Free to start, would love your feedback!

Canflow

Boards that move themselves

Boards that move themselves