{b}kanbn init{b}
{b}kanbn i{b}

Initialise a kanbn board in the current working directory.

Options:
  {b}kanbn init --interactive{b}
  {b}kanbn init -i{b}
    Initialise a kanbn board interactively.

  {b}kanbn init --name "name"{b}
  {b}kanbn init -n "name"{b}
    Initialise a kanbn board with the specified name.

  {b}kanbn init --description "description"{b}
  {b}kanbn init -d "description"{b}
    Initialise a kanbn board with the specified description.

  {b}kanbn init --column "column"{b}
  {b}kanbn init -c "column"{b}
    Initialise a kanbn board and add the specified column. This option can be repeated to add multiple columns.

  {b}kanbn init --board "board-slug"{b}
  {b}kanbn init -b "board-slug"{b}
    Create a secondary board beside the main one, at {b}.kanbn/board-slug.md{b}. Secondary boards
    share the main board's task folder, so a task can appear on several boards, in a different
    column on each. Combine with {b}-n{b}, {b}-d{b} and {b}-c{b} to set the board's name,
    description and columns:
      {b}kanbn init -b design -n "Design Pipeline" -c Ideas -c Designing -c "Signed Off"{b}
    Running it again on an existing board updates its name, description and columns, exactly as
    {b}kanbn init{b} does for the main board. A new board only picks up the default started and
    completed columns if it actually has columns by those names, so a board with its own workflow
    doesn't silently inherit "In Progress" and "Done".
    The workspace has to exist first - run {b}kanbn init{b} with no {b}-b{b} to create it.