Kanban
Pull replenishment: a fixed number of containers, and the board that makes them visible.
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Workspace
Kanban Board
Loops down the side, card states across. The only screen in the module with no table on it, deliberately: a kanban system that has to be read as a list has already lost the property that makes it work.
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Records
Kanban Loops
The control cycle: what circulates between where and where, in containers of what size, and how many of them exist. The card count is the cap on the stock in the system.
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Records
Kanban Cards
The containers. Their states, summed, ARE the work in progress — there is no other number.
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Loop Sizings
What the arithmetic said the card count should be, against what it is — with the inputs kept, because "why do we have eleven cards on this part" is otherwise unanswerable a month later.
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Card Movements
Every state change, timestamped. The loop’s real cycle time is measured off these, which is what makes the sizing self-correcting rather than aspirational.
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Progress is kept in this browser only — it is not sent anywhere and nobody else can see it.