Claudine - Kanban for Claude
A kanban board for your AI coding agent conversations
What it does
If you use Claude Code or Codex daily, you know the problem: conversations pile up fast. Which one was fixing that bug? Which one is still running? Where was that refactor? Claudine is a free VS Code extension that turns all your agent session files into a live, interactive kanban board — right inside your editor. - Scans your local session files - Auto-detects status, category, git branch, and errors - Full-text search, drag-and-drop, filtering I built Claudine because I needed it myself.
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