Boards: a kanban Claude can run for you
Trello + Notion, with invites, covers, and checklists — plus an MCP interface so your assistant can create and move cards from chat.
Project boards are where work lives. Boards makes that board something your AI can operate.
The board
Trello-style columns and cards with Notion-style depth: invites, covers, checklists, rich descriptions. Import an existing Trello board — cards, labels, checklists, images — and webhooks keep it synced live.
The MCP layer
Boards exposes an MCP interface, so Claude can drive it: "Create a card for the login bug, add a repro checklist, assign it to me." "Move everything in Review that's older than a week back to In Progress." The board becomes a tool the model reads and mutates.
Where it goes
The direction is boards that fill themselves: a card auto-created from a Slack thread, a GitHub issue, a Linear ticket — triaged and placed by the assistant. The human sets the columns; the agent keeps them tidy.
Try it at /boards.