Mcp

Manage Kanera cards, checklists, comments, notes, attachments, automations, reports, and priorities.

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app.kanera/mcp

No install snippet on purpose. A working MCP config is a command, its arguments and an environment block — the last two are where API keys live, so this catalogue never stores them and cannot publish them. Follow the link above for the authors' own instructions.

One clear view. Keep work moving.

See what is assigned, what changed, what is blocked, and what has been completed across every project, client, and team.

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Kanera Autumn Campaign Launch board showing cards organised into shared lists

Kanera coordinates assigned, active, blocked, and completed work across projects, clients, and teams from one fast, polished workspace. It brings boards, structured tasks, notes, assignments, progress history, automation, and integrations into one focused system—more visibility than a basic Kanban board without the overhead of a heavyweight work suite.

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One place for moving work forward

  • Plan in the view that fits. Move between Kanban, Table, Calendar, My Cards, Team Cards, Portfolio, and Work Done without duplicating work.
  • Keep the details with the task. Add descriptions, comments, attachments, labels, custom fields, watchers, and assignable checklist items to cards.
  • Set clear priorities. Use Home and a ranked Up next queue to keep urgent work visible across every board.
  • Make progress visible. Review what was created, moved, completed, or checked off without chasing another status update.
  • Keep knowledge nearby. Use personal, workspace, and board notes for decisions, processes, references, and project context, with Scratchpad ready for quick capture.
  • Stay in flow from the keyboard. Open search and personal tools, jump between core pages, switch board views, create cards, and update an open card with contextual shortcuts. Press ? to see what is available.
  • Automate and integrate. Handle repetitive updates with trigger-based automations, post card activity into Slack, Discord, Telegram, or Zulip, and connect other tools through the REST API, webhooks, and MCP server.
  • Get told what matters, where you want it. Choose per notification type whether an update reaches email, browser push, ntfy, Gotify, or your own webhook, then add per-workspace exceptions so one busy board does not drown out the rest.
  • Work together in real time. Stay current with live updates, mentions, activity history, and controlled guest access.
  • Work from any screen. The full Kanera experience adapts to phones, tablets, and desktops, and installs as a PWA on iOS, Android, and desktop.

Workspaces and standalone boards

Organisation
  ├─ Workspace
  │    └─ Board
  │         └─ Card
  └─ Standalone board
       └─ Card

Use a workspace when several boards should follow the same operating model. Lists, labels, custom fields, checklist templates, and automations are configured once and used across its boards, keeping workflows and reporting consistent as projects grow.

That means a status like In Review or a field like Client has the same meaning everywhere—no rebuilding each board or reconciling mismatched setups later.

For work that does not need to share that setup, create a standalone board. It keeps its own lists, labels, custom fields, checklist templates, automations, members, access, and integrations independently of your workspaces.

See Kanera in action

Home keeps today and the week in focus

Start with overdue work, items due today, the next seven days, and recent progress in one focused view. Jump back into active boards and scan the week without opening each project separately.

Kanera Home showing Amelia's focus tiles, ranked Up next queue, recent boards, and weekly agenda in dark mode

Boards and shared lists keep the workflow visible

From the project's README.