I'm happy but there's plenty to do, including: use the board to help me focus on the work in hand, and imporantly, avoid exceed my WIP limits.move cards from lane to lane to indicate state.see actions on the board (visualise my work).Syncing inbox items to the board is also debatable but, again, it's ok for now. What does this mean? Well, if you have this:įlagging tasks to see them on a board is a stop gap but it works for now. add all flagged and due today tasks as cards into the Ready lane of my PK board.This is actually 2 quickly written scripts using my export to JSON code and my forked version of Marc Lainez's Lean Kit Kanban API wrapper. I've written a simple app that pulls tasks out of OmniFocus and displays them on a LeanKitKanban board. What I need is some kind of OmniFocus/Personal Kanban hybrid that fuses OmniFocus' capturing and processing with PK's emphasis on visualising and limiting your work in progress. But, I still need OmniFocus to capture and process my work before I can start doing it.
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Kanban systems are gaining in popularity for some software development teams ( Karl Scotland's introduction is a good place if you want to read more) and, with the introduction of PK, individuals and teams can use it to help them deal with their work. Personal Kanban is an approach for managing your work. understanding on what state my work is in.Now, I know that you can perform all manner of perspective wizardry to filter and find things but, in the end, you still see a list that starts at the top and ends at the bottom. I like nearly everything about OmniFocus - simple capturing, syncing between computer and phone, etc. Scratching an itch: visualising OmniFocus actions on a Personal Kanban boardĮDIT: OmniFocus to Personal Kanban now works (for me).
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