Cline Kanban launches multi-agent board

This feels like the right abstraction: the hard part of agentic coding is coordination, not model quality. Cline is betting that the winning UX for multi-agent work is a board that makes state, dependencies, and review visible at a glance.

• –Isolating each card in its own worktree should cut merge conflicts and make parallel work safer.
• –Live diffs plus inline comments move review into the same surface as execution, which is where agent workflows usually break down.
• –Agent-agnostic support is strategically smart because teams can keep Claude Code, Codex, or Cline under one orchestration layer.
• –Auto-commit and dependency linking push it beyond a task tracker and toward a lightweight execution pipeline.
• –The pitch is strongest for teams already living in Git and CLI agents; solo users may feel the pain less acutely.