Claude Code is powerful but unstructured. DevboardAI wraps it in a terminal-first Kanban workflow with sprint generation, task dependencies, retry loops, and full orchestration — a coding agent workflow automation layer so you stop prompting and start shipping.
DevboardAI structures a Claude Code workflow with a Kanban board, AI sprint generation, and an Orchestrator that runs full sprints autonomously in dependency order — with parallel agents, QA retry loops, and Value Mode model selection. It runs locally on macOS for a one-time $74 fee.
You open Claude Code, type a prompt, wait for output, review it, fix issues, and move to the next task. You're the one managing context, sequencing work, handling failures, and deciding what to run next. That's not a workflow — it's babysitting.
DevboardAI adds everything Claude Code lacks: project structure, task management, automated orchestration, and a retry loop that learns from failures.
Organize your Claude Code work across Backlog, In Progress, QA, Done, and Failed columns. See assigned model, priority, and execution status at a glance.
Describe a feature in plain English, generate a sprint, and let the orchestrator feed each task to Claude Code with full context — description, validation criteria, and attached files.
Value Mode assigns Claude Haiku to simple tasks, Sonnet to moderate ones, and Opus to complex architecture work. Optimize cost without sacrificing quality.
When Claude Code output fails validation, the failure feedback is automatically injected into the next attempt. The orchestrator retries until it passes or you intervene.
Every Claude Code run is logged — status, exit code, duration, model used, full terminal output, and error logs. Debug AI output the way you debug code.
Attach specific files from your project to any task. Claude Code gets the exact context it needs — no more pasting code into chat windows.
DevboardAI doesn't replace Claude Code — it orchestrates it. You still need Claude Code installed on your machine. DevboardAI handles everything above the agent layer: what to run, in what order, with what context, and what to do when something fails.
The best Claude Code workflow combines a Kanban board for task visibility, sprint generation to break features into dependency-ordered tasks, and an orchestrator that runs those tasks autonomously with retry logic. DevboardAI provides all three in a single macOS app for a one-time $74 fee.
DevboardAI wraps Claude Code in a structured orchestration layer: you describe a feature in plain English, it generates a full sprint, and the Orchestrator feeds each task to Claude Code in dependency order — with context files, validation criteria, and automatic QA retries on failure. You stop manually prompting and start reviewing finished sprints.
Yes. DevboardAI is a local-first macOS app. Claude Code runs entirely on your machine and your project files never leave your Mac. DevboardAI only requires internet access because Claude Code itself calls the Anthropic API to generate code.
DevboardAI costs $74 as a one-time payment with lifetime access and no subscription. It comes with a 7-day money-back guarantee. By comparison, Cursor Pro runs about $240 per year, so DevboardAI pays for itself in roughly 3.7 months.
Yes. The DevboardAI Orchestrator can run multiple Claude Code agents in parallel when tasks have no dependencies between them. It resolves the dependency graph and launches parallel sessions automatically, letting you execute an entire sprint in a fraction of the sequential time.
No. DevboardAI is macOS only and supports Apple Silicon (M1 through M4) and Intel Macs. Windows and Linux are not currently supported. You still need Claude Code installed separately on your Mac before using DevboardAI.
Stop managing AI tasks manually. Let DevboardAI orchestrate your Claude Code workflow.