Guide hub

Guides for running Kanban Studio in real workflows

Use this hub to access operational documentation for MCP, agents, automations, and AI-assisted board management.

Author: Ethan Navarro (Dev). Reviewed by the Kanban Studio team.

Featured guides

Start with the MCP foundation, then move into connection, supported tools, and operational workflows.

Guide 1

Overview

Open the guide to access the full walkthrough, examples, and next steps.

Guide 2

Connecting to Kanban Studio MCP

Open the guide to access the full walkthrough, examples, and next steps.

Guide 3

Supported tools

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Guide 4

Manage boards with AI workflows

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Guide 5

Legacy API key access

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Recommended adoption framework

The fastest way to adopt Kanban Studio with agents is to follow the guides in sequence and validate each step on a real board.

  1. Define a target workflow for planning, execution, tracking, and retrospectives.
  2. Connect your MCP client and validate authentication, permissions, and tool scope.
  3. Standardize automations by card type to reduce repeated manual work.
  4. Measure impact with practical metrics: cycle time, blockers, and response time.

Use cases covered in this hub

  • Technical onboarding for teams that want agent workflows without losing human control.
  • Migration from manual board routines to traceable card-level automations.
  • MCP integration governance for environments with privacy and audit requirements.

Guides FAQ

Where should I start if I am new to MCP?

Start with the MCP overview, then continue with connection and supported tools. This order prevents partial or fragile setups.

Are these guides only for engineering teams?

No. They include operational context for product, operations, and leadership, not only implementation details.

How often are these guides updated?

We update these guides whenever product capabilities change or new implementation patterns emerge.