What can an AI agent do with Trello?

A Trello AI agent can read boards, lists, and cards, create new cards, move cards between lists, update card details, and report on what's in progress or overdue. Write actions require your approval.

How is a Trello AI agent different from Trello automations?

Trello's built-in automation handles simple rule-based triggers inside Trello. An AI agent reasons across tools: it reads your board, understands context, and can post summaries to Slack, create follow-up tasks in Jira, or send emails based on what it finds.

How does Trello compare to Asana or Jira for AI automation?

Trello is simpler and faster to set up than Asana or Jira, making it a good fit for small teams and lightweight workflows. An AI agent works equally well with all three - the right choice depends on what your team already uses.

Will my agent move or delete cards without asking?

No. Moving, creating, and updating cards are write actions that require your approval in safe and plan permission modes. You can configure auto-approval for trusted workflows.

Project management

Trello, run by an agent.

An AI agent that reads your Trello boards, lists, and cards.

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What needs your approval

Trello never changes anything without you.

Anything that creates, edits or deletes in Trello waits for your approval. Approve a recurring task once and it runs unattended after that.

Connecting Trello

About 10 minutes

Auth: OAuth, managed
Setup: About 10 minutes

Example tasks

Real work people hand to an agent that uses Trello.

Summarize all cards in a 'this week' list and post a digest to Slack every Monday
Create cards from incoming support emails and put them in a triage list
Detect overdue cards each morning and notify the assigned team member
Move completed cards to a 'done' list after a task run confirms they're finished