Announcing o11's backing from Y Combinator.
AI for Trello
AI that keeps the board honest.
- Move cards across lists from natural language.
- Audit Butler rules and due-date hygiene at once.
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o11 for Trello: an AI agent layer for the kanban board
o11 is an AI execution layer that runs inside Trello. The agent moves cards, fixes due dates, and cleans up Butler rules — without sending a team lead into the automation editor to translate what they already described in standup.
If you have searched for AI for Trello, a Trello AI agent, or an alternative to Atlassian Intelligence for Trello, the difference comes down to one question: does the AI summarize the board or run the board?
What teams use o11 for in Trello
- Card movement. Move cards across lists, archive stale cards, and re-rank queues in one batch instead of dragging them one at a time.
- Due-date hygiene. Reset overdue dates, propagate dependencies, and align card schedules with the rest of the team’s plan.
- Butler-rule cleanup. Audit existing Butler rules, find duplicates and dead automations, and rewrite the ones that no longer match how the team works.
- Intake to card. Turn emails, Slack threads, and meeting notes into properly-typed cards on the right board, with labels and members already set.
Why o11 differs from Atlassian Intelligence
Atlassian Intelligence in Trello is a content layer — it summarizes cards and answers questions about boards. The execution still ends with a human moving the card, editing the date, or rewriting the Butler rule. o11 is built to drive those edits. The chat is the control surface, Trello is where the work lands.
Built for teams that live across systems
Trello is one part of a much larger stack — usually paired with Slack, Google Docs, a CRM, and a deck tool. o11 is positioned to act across all of them. A planning conversation in Slack can become a set of Trello cards, a Google Doc plan, a CRM follow-up task, and a status update for the team without anyone re-typing the same intent into four tools.
Where Trello teams typically start with o11
- Small teams with weekly board hygiene and intake.
- Agencies with client boards and recurring deliverables.
- Editorial and content teams with publishing pipelines.
- Operations with process boards and recurring task cleanup.
How o11 respects Trello permissions
The agent operates with the user’s own account. Workspace and board membership, plus visibility settings, apply exactly the way they do for that user in the UI. Nothing is bypassed. That is what makes o11 deployable in organizations that cannot trust a tool that edits boards as an over-privileged service account.
FAQ
How is this different from Atlassian Intelligence in Trello?
Atlassian Intelligence summarizes cards; o11 moves them and edits Butler automations as the action layer.
Who is it for?
Small teams, agencies, and any group running lightweight kanban in Trello.