NikiforovAll Follow the kanban board
The user typing this skill is the whole grant: it armed the doorbell — a monitor watching the board for moves of this session's tasks, live for the rest of the session. Confirm in one line and run no command. Moves made before it attached are discarded, so every line you get is current.
cck:1 task.moved <taskId> <from>><to> subject="<subject>" description=<description>
description= is omitted when the card has none. Everything after it is the description verbatim to end of line, truncated if long — read the task with TaskGet for the full text or for activeForm and blockedBy. Only moves are announced.
A move is an instruction, not an FYI — the user dragging a card is the user telling you something, and the subject and description are their brief for the work:
| Transition | What the user means |
|---|---|
pending>in_progress / todo>in_progress |
Start this task now. |
in_progress>pending / in_progress>todo |
Stop working on it and park it. |
*>completed |
The user considers it done — do not keep working on it. |
*>cancelled |
Abandon it. Undo nothing unless asked. |
Act on the newest line per task; a card dragged twice means only its final position. When a move contradicts your current work, the board wins.
Delivery is best-effort and the task file is the authority, so a missed line only delays you to your next turn.
Finish the task on the board
A move hands you work; the task file is where you hand it back. When the work a >in_progress move asked for is done, set that task to completed with TaskUpdate before you reply — the card moves itself, and the board is where the user is watching. A card left in In Progress reads as work still running.
Your own TaskUpdate writes the task file rather than going through the board, so it rings no doorbell: there is no echo to guard against.
Troubleshooting
- No lines arrive → the doorbell arms once per session, on the namespaced dispatch:
/claude-code-kanban:kanban-follow. A session that never got it never hears the board. - "Cannot reach cck server…" → the error names the port it tried. Ask the user to start the server with
claude-code-kanban.