A kanban board on its own is a picture of work. You can drag the cards, but nothing happens when you open one.
Version 1.5 puts the board inside a product. The demo app now has Projects, and you can follow one task from the moment it's created to the moment it's done.
Follow one task
Open the Marketing project on the live preview. It's the plan for getting Monokit in front of people who build with Next.js, so the tasks are real ones. Create a task, open it, attach a file and leave a comment. Then move it to Done and watch the project's progress go up.
Each task has its own link, so a reload or a notification lands you back on it. The bell in the header works the same way: "Maya mentioned you in Sharpen the sales page hero" opens that task.
Three new blocks
The workflow uses blocks you can take on their own: task detail, file upload and project overview. Like every block, each is one file with its own sample data. In the app they're wired to a small store that saves in the browser; in yours, you swap that store for your API.
The kanban board above is the same block the project page uses. It also drags on a phone now: press and hold a card, and a swipe still scrolls the column.
If you bought it
Run git pull. CHANGELOG.md lists every change, and the README's route table shows where the new pages live. If the kit is missing a screen your product needs, ask for it.