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A Kanban board on GitHub is a project management tool available in GitHub Projects that helps teams visualize work, track progress, and manage tasks efficiently. Here’s how to set up and use a Kanban board on GitHub:

1. Create a Project Board

1. Go to your repository or organization.
2. Click on the Projects tab.
3. Click New Project.
4. Choose Board view (Kanban-style layout).
5. Name your project and select Public or Private visibility.
6. Click Create project.

2. Add Columns (Kanban Stages)

GitHub provides default columns, but you can customize them:

• To Do – Backlog or upcoming tasks.
• In Progress – Tasks currently being worked on.
• Review – Tasks under code review or testing.
• Done – Completed tasks.

To add, remove, or rename columns:

• Click the column title and select Edit or Delete.

3. Add Issues, Pull Requests, or Notes

• Click + Add and select Issue or Pull Request.
• Drag and drop items between columns as they progress.

4. Automate with GitHub Actions (Optional)

• Use automation rules to move issues automatically when:
  • An issue is assigned.
  • A PR is merged.
  • A review is requested.

5. Track Progress

• Use filters to view tasks by assignee, labels, or milestones.
• Enable Charts (if using GitHub Projects Beta) to visualize work.

6. Integration with GitHub Workflows

• Link Kanban with GitHub Issues, Pull Requests, and CI/CD workflows.
• Use webhooks to integrate with Slack, Jira, or Trello.