1. The problem — DevAgent — the Autonomous Kanban
Every backlog has a band of work that is simple, repetitive and still consumes a developer: one more CRUD, a new form field, a validation tweak.

2. The constraints — DevAgent — the Autonomous Kanban
Removing the human bottleneck on that kind of task without giving up review. An agent writing straight to the main branch is a liability; the value only shows up if it enters through the same quality gate as anyone else on the team.

3. The decision — DevAgent — the Autonomous Kanban
The agent's output is always a PR. That keeps history readable, the diff reviewable and veto power with the team — automation speeds up the start of the work, not the end of it.

4. The solution — DevAgent — the Autonomous Kanban
The agent acts as a virtual developer inside the workflow that already exists: it pulls the card, interprets the requirement, writes the implementation, runs the tests and opens a pull request. Human review remains the final step — what changes is who writes the first draft.

5. The lesson — DevAgent — the Autonomous Kanban
The agent runs the suite before delivering. If it does not pass, it does not open a PR — which avoids handing human review work the machine already knew was broken.
