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KittyClaw — Claude Code MCP server: what it does, how to install

A self-hosted agent kanban board equipped with an embedded /mcp route. It lets you monitor task runs and personally approve code updates before release.

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What KittyClaw does

KittyClaw runs a local web application built on .NET 10 and Blazor Server to manage automated coding agents. Tasks move across customizable lanes like Backlog, Todo, Review, and Done. Runs retain their diffs and verification logs. External tools link to the dashboard through its /mcp endpoint.

Columns can hold specialized processors. Configuration files live in .agents/processors/ as processor.json, storing prompts alongside long-term notes in MEMORY.md. Execution relies on external command-line utilities such as claude, codex, grok, or vibe.

Without a supported agent CLI in PATH, KittyClaw cannot execute work. Projects use isolated SQLite databases, eliminating the need for standalone database services.

What it helps with

  • organize coding agent tasks on a visual kanban board
  • review diffs and verification evidence before approving code
  • store agent context and lessons inside MEMORY.md files
  • control the local agent fleet through an embedded /mcp route

Example prompts for the agent

  • Check current task progress on the KittyClaw board
  • Move the active ticket to the Review column via KittyClaw

How to install KittyClaw

Install

The MCP registry has no launch command for it: see the repository README

Step by step, with commands for each platform: How to add an MCP server to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, Gemini CLI and more

Questions about KittyClaw

How do you run KittyClaw?

On Windows, download and run Ekioo.KittyClaw-win-Setup.exe. To run from source with the .NET 10 SDK, execute ./run.sh on macOS and Linux or run.bat on Windows to start the service at http://localhost:5230.

What does KittyClaw do?

It provides a self-hosted kanban control plane for AI coding agents. The dashboard tracks ticket movements, displays test logs, and lets developers validate code before release.

Which agent CLIs does KittyClaw support?

You must have at least one supported CLI in your PATH: claude (Claude Code), codex (OpenAI Codex), grok (Grok Build), or vibe (Mistral Vibe).

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