Learn how to set up, configure, and use Toban to orchestrate AI agents on your software projects.
Toban is an AI agent orchestration platform that organizes coding agents as a team. You define sprints with tasks, and Toban assigns them to Builder agents that work in isolated git branches. You review and approve or reject each agent's work from a real-time dashboard, keeping humans in control of every change that lands in your codebase.
Detailed configuration reference for Toban Projects, agents, repositories, and the CLI.
Toban has three main components that work together:
ADRs record important decisions about your project's architecture, process, and policies. They explain why a decision was made and what its consequences are — providing context that helps agents make better choices.
Claude Code is an excellent AI coding assistant. If you're already using it, you know how powerful it is for writing code, debugging, and exploring codebases. So why would you add Toban on top?
Base URL: https://api.toban.dev
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Toban is designed with security as a core principle. This guide explains the security model, isolation mechanisms, and best practices for running AI agents safely on your codebase.
Definitions of terms used in Toban.
Simplification release: removed features that added complexity without improving agent performance, streamlined the sprint workflow.