Prepare every required update
BoardPilot translates the desired board state into specific Trello actions collected in one change set.
Reviewed Trello board updates
Turn the decisions your team already made into an updated Trello board. Describe what changed, review the complete set of proposed updates, and apply them when they look right.
After the meeting
Two deadlines moved. Three cards changed owners. Release priorities changed. Four new tasks need to be created, and approved work should move to the next stage. The team already knows the new plan. BoardPilot removes the second job of reproducing every decision in Trello.
What is BoardPilot?
BoardPilot is a Trello Power-Up that turns a plain-language description of desired board changes into a proposed set of Trello actions. The user can review the proposed changes before applying them.
Describe the result
“Move everything approved to Ready for Development, assign the unowned cards to Tomasz, and move Friday deadlines to Monday.”
“Create the launch tasks from these notes and add them to the Launch list.”
“Move every card waiting on design into Blocked and add the Design label.”
“Create a launch checklist on every card in Ready for Review and add a comment for the owner.”
Preview before apply
BoardPilot prepares one complete change set. You can inspect every proposed update, reject it, or approve it only when the board will match the plan your team already agreed.
BoardPilot translates the desired board state into specific Trello actions collected in one change set.
See which cards will move, which owners and dates will change, and what cards, lists, labels, checklists, or comments will be created.
Apply the reviewed update only when it looks right. Until then, the Trello board stays unchanged.
What you review
See every card that will be created, moved, updated, archived, or added to a new list.
Check member assignments and due-date changes against the decisions your team made.
Review labels, checklists, and checklist items before they are added or removed.
Read the proposed text and confirm the exact cards it will be attached to.
BoardPilot validates the plan and marks the target, change, and risk before execution.
Archive, delete, remove, and bulk operations require manual approval. AI proposes actions; it does not execute Trello changes directly.
The standard workflow applies nothing until approval. Users may deliberately enable automatic approval for simple, low-risk changes; medium-risk, destructive, and bulk operations still require manual approval. Ambiguous requests can produce clarification questions, and any proposed plan can be rejected or edited before execution.
How BoardPilot prepares it
Describe the new state in almost any language without translating it into a sequence of individual Trello operations.
BoardPilot can prepare changes across cards, lists, labels, members, dates, checklists, comments, descriptions, and other authorized Trello operations.
The planner uses relevant board information, resolves named targets, and asks for clarification when a safe action plan cannot be built.
Free access includes five successful AI plan generations per Trello member.
BoardPilot questions
Yes. BoardPilot can prepare a bounded multi-action plan that updates multiple cards when the request and available board context identify them safely.
BoardPilot can create, move, update, or archive cards; create lists, checklists, and checklist items; add or remove labels; assign members; set due dates; update descriptions; and add comments. It can also propose other authorized Trello REST operations after validation.
Yes. BoardPilot presents the proposed change set for review before it is applied in the standard workflow.
Not by default. The standard workflow requires approval. A user can deliberately enable automatic approval for simple, low-risk changes; medium-risk, destructive, and bulk actions still require manual approval.
BoardPilot can create cards, lists, checklists, and checklist items; update or move cards; add labels, members, due dates, descriptions, and comments; and archive cards after review.
Yes. BoardPilot accepts natural-language requests in languages other than English.
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