A shared to-do list for you and your AI coding agents
A shared to-do list for you and your AI coding agents.
When Claude Code or Codex works on your project, Callboard keeps its plan where you can see it: what's being done, by whom, and what's waiting on you. Agents bring you their questions with options and a recommendation, and list the things only you can do (an API key, an account, a deploy) with exact steps. You answer in one click, and the agent carries on.
Set it up using a coding agent by telling it this: Read https://asror.dev/callboard-setup.md and set up Callboard for me Why
- See what your agents are doing. Stop scrolling back through a chat to find out what's done and what's next. It's all in one list, updated as they work. - They ask, you decide. Decisions that are yours come to you as questions, with the options and the agent's recommendation. If an agent can't wait, it goes ahead with its best guess, and redoes the work if you pick something else. - Know what's holding things up. "Waiting on you" shows what only you can do, starting with whatever frees the most work. - Several agents, no collisions. Claude Code and Codex, several sessions, several branches: each agent claims a task before starting it, so no two do the same work. - Just files in your project. Three Markdown checklists you can read on GitHub or edit by hand. No account, no server, no cloud.
1. Install (macOS or Linux; for Windows, see setup):
2. Connect your agents, once for all your projects:
From the project README.
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