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kendo is a project management tool built for development teams. It combines a Kanban board, sprint planning, time tracking, and deep integrations with GitHub and AI coding assistants through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

Quick Start ​

New to kendo? The Quick Start guide walks you through setting up your first project, creating issues, and running your first sprint.

Core Features ​

Projects ​

Organize work into projects with customizable boards, team-based access control, and multi-tenant isolation. Each project gets its own issue key prefix, board lanes, and sprint configuration.

Issues & Board ​

Create and track issues on a drag-and-drop Kanban board. Assign priorities, types (feature or bug), and link issues with blocking relationships. Search, filter, and bulk-manage your backlog.

Sprints ​

Plan and run sprints with dedicated planning views. Assign issues to sprints, track progress during the sprint, and complete sprints to archive finished work.

Time Tracking ​

Log time against issues with descriptions and dates. View time entries per issue, per project, or per user. Export time data for reporting.

Integrations ​

GitHub ​

Connect repositories to projects. Link branches to issues, receive webhook updates on PR status, and configure lane-based GitHub triggers for automated workflows.

API & MCP ​

API Reference ​

API with token-based authentication for programmatic access to projects, issues, sprints, time entries, and more.

MCP Tools ​

20+ MCP tools let AI coding assistants (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex) manage issues, log time, plan sprints, and link branches — all from your terminal. See the MCP documentation for the full list of available tools and resources.

See Also ​