# Use cfKanban from the terminal

Use the public `cfkanban` command to find tasks, read or create Issues, add progress Comments, record completion and open a board. Run it from your working directory: verified repository context or a unique connection supplies ordinary targets, and a terminal can offer a temporary choice. `context use` explicitly remembers a Project for this worktree.

```text
cfkanban
cfkanban context show
cfkanban issue list
```

Follow [the everyday task flow](./daily.md): choose or switch a Project → find work → read or create → move forward and comment → record completion → open the board. You do not need to learn every command to work on an Issue.

The CLI comes from the same verified complete Skills bundle and follows its active version; there is no separate CLI upgrade channel. See [installation and updates](./installation.md). The current environment needs Node.js >=22.12.0. These source documentation pages do not mean the CLI has been released to the stable channel.

For repeated tasks, use [scripts and Agents](./automation.md); explicit UUIDs and machine output remain available. Consult [reference](./reference.md) and [recovery](./recovery.md) as needed. [Administration](./administration.md) and [deployment](./deployment.md) serve their own authorized tasks.

The Web UI uses the same Service permissions and task semantics. The CLI opens a browser through its safe workflow; a host sidebar needs that host's exposed view tool. Local names and directory defaults never grant authority.