Your Trello board, always up to date.

An assistant that works on your Trello boards on your behalf. Cedric reads boards, lists and cards, creates and moves cards, sets due dates, adds checklists and members, and keeps the board current by asking the people on the cards.

He reads the board on a schedule you set, finds cards that are overdue or have not moved, and asks the member in a direct message with one-tap answers. The answer moves the card or sets the new date. Changes he infers from threads and calls come to you as suggestions first.

No. Every change follows a yes. When a member taps Completed, that tap is the yes for their own card. Anything Cedric infers on his own is proposed and waits. How approvals work has the rule.

No. Automations you set up in Trello keep running when cards move or change. Cedric moves and edits cards the way a board member would, and your automations react as they normally do.

Yes. Ask once and he posts the brief before every occurrence: what moved on the board since the last meeting, what is blocked, and who has not answered. See meeting prep.

The card stays where it is. Cedric asks once more, then lists the card as unanswered in the brief, so the question gets asked in the room.

He can, and in Trello deleting is permanent, so Cedric confirms exactly what he will remove every time. For finished work he proposes archiving, which you can undo. He also sees archived cards and can reopen one.

The boards of the Trello account you connect. He checks in only on the boards you name, and you can disconnect Trello in one click. A sweep across many large boards is paced, because Trello limits how fast any app can read.