Vibeyard Adds Kanban Board for Managing Multiple Claude Code Sessions
Running 4–5 Claude Code sessions in parallel gets messy fast — which terminal has the auth work, which one is the bug fix, what's actually done? A developer built Vibeyard, an open-source IDE for Claude Code, to solve exactly that. The latest addition: a Kanban board where each card is a task.
How It Works
Each Kanban card represents a task. Click Run on a card, and it spins up a Claude Code session scoped to that task. When Claude finishes, the card moves itself to the Done column automatically.
As the creator describes it: “It turned Claude from a terminal I talk to into something closer to a team I'm dispatching work to.”
Stack & Source
Vibeyard is open-source and available on GitHub. You can check out the repo and try it yourself.
GitHub: https://github.com/elirantutia/vibeyard
Who it's for: Developers using Claude Code who want a visual task board to manage multiple parallel agent sessions and keep track of progress.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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