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Reference

Every file, setting, tool, endpoint and event kanman exposes, in full.

Use the reference when you configure a repository, tune a policy or connect your own tools over MCP.

.kanman/acceptance.json

Every key of the acceptance manifest: how kanman starts your app, waits for it, and runs the acceptance spec of one story.

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.kanman/verify.json

Every key of the verify manifest: the local verify command for each change, and the names of the CI variables an executor may receive.

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Policy settings

Every setting of a team policy with type, default and allowed values, the five presets, and the authority table.

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MCP tools

The kanman MCP server: endpoint, authentication and every tool with its inputs, results and errors.

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REST API

The REST API for teams, stories, runs, decisions and the audit log: base URL, authentication, pagination, rate limits and identifiers.

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Webhook events

Create webhooks, the events kanman sends for stories, runs, gates, decisions and teams, how to verify signatures, and the delivery and retry rules.

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Audit export format

Columns of the CSV export and fields of the JSON export of the audit log, with every event type and result.

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Errors and rate limits

The errors the REST API and the kanman MCP server return, the request limits, and how to retry, including webhook delivery retries.

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