Build with agents without losing the engineering
A task starts with intent. In Kavor, you keep the agents, context, and evidence around it that you need to reach a deliverable you can review. The Canvas makes that work visible; Connections let your CodingAgents work with reachable resources and participants.
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Start with a small deliverable
If this is your first Canvas, choose a change you know how to verify: fix validation, add a test, or implement a small feature. The tutorial sets up a Specification, an Implementer, a Reviewer, and a Sticky Note to keep intent, implementation, review, and decision in the same loop.
The structure grows as the task requires. You can start with a few Nodes and add a Terminal for checks, a File as a reference, or a WebBrowser to test the application. If you prefer to understand the model first, read What is Kavor?.
Want a ready-to-use request? Copy the first-loop prompt, adapt the task, and check preparation and expected results before sending it to the CodingAgent.
What do you want to do?
| Your task | Where to go |
|---|---|
| Continue talking to your agents through WhatsApp | Agent Kavor and Channels: personal conversation, Workspace groups, and remote participation. |
| Turn an idea into an implementable contract | Specification: questions, scope, criteria, and evidence. |
| Split implementation and review between agents | CodingAgents and roles: responsibilities, context, and handoffs. |
| Keep open decisions and progress in view | Sticky Note: shared working memory. |
| Work from code, a PDF, an image, or another file | File: canonical source, reference, and execution input. |
| Run checks or investigate a process | Terminal: commands, logs, and collaboration in the same shell. |
| Reproduce and fix a web application problem | WebBrowser: live page, console, network, and visual evidence. |
| Start a routine at a defined time | Schedule: prompts or commands, recurrence, and results. |
Understand the Canvas pieces
- Nodes introduces each piece's role and how they combine.
- Connections is the reference for supported pairs, parameters, and Guardrails.
- CodingAgent explains your harness session and what it gains from the graph.
- How CodingAgents see and build the Canvas explains how to ask the agent itself to help you understand and build your structure.
Continue with the community
Kavor is free and available for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Download Kavor, browse the release notes, or bring a question and a real workflow to the Kavor Community.