BatonBot manages AI coding agents on a local-first Kanban board
BatonBot is a local-first app for handing coding tasks to AI agents and checking their progress visually. can help, but the workflow can become slow when each step needs manual waiting, checking, fixing, and restarting.
BatonBot lets people set up coding tasks, pass them to agents, and track them on a . The goal is to come back later and see which tasks finished, failed, or need review.
It is aimed at people using local or semi-local AI coding workflows with Aider, Cline, Roo, Codex CLI, Claude Code, local LLMs, or mixed providers. The project is open source and has both a and a website.
Key points
- BatonBot is a local-first app for managing tasks.
- It uses a to show which tasks are done, failed, or need review.
- It targets workflows using tools such as Aider, Cline, Roo, Codex CLI, Claude Code, local LLMs, and mixed providers.
- Its main purpose is to reduce constant manual checking while agents work.
- The project is open source and available through GitHub.