Append user-provided ideas to a Kanban board's Backlog lane in BOARD.md.
npx skills add https://github.com/KevounC/claude-kanban --skill board-park
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: board-park Source: https://github.com/KevounC/claude-kanban/tree/main/.claude/skills/board-park Command: npx skills add https://github.com/KevounC/claude-kanban --skill board-park
Quickly capture ideas without interrupting your workflow and add them directly to the Backlog lane of your Kanban board.
When an idea arises, simply say, "park this: add dark mode" to add it to the "dark mode" feature board.
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You can append ideas directly to a Kanban board's Backlog lane by providing your input with an optional board prefix. The idea is then parsed and automatically added to the appropriate board's BOARD.md file.
The best way to add a task to a Kanban board backlog is to use an interactive quick capture command like "park this" or "add to backlog". This parses your input and appends the item directly to the Backlog lane of the targeted board's BOARD.md file.
To target a specific Kanban board when capturing an idea, include a board prefix with your input. The system uses this prefix to parse the idea and append it to the correct board's BOARD.md file.
No additional setup or dependencies are required to manage your Kanban board backlog. You can effortlessly capture and append ideas to the Backlog lane of your board's BOARD.md file without any extra configuration.
Yes, you can use quick capture phrases like "note this for later", "park this", or "add to backlog" to save ideas. This parses your text and appends the idea directly to the Backlog lane of the targeted Kanban board.
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