Trello lacks deep AI/MCP integrations for growing team complexity
A Trello user wants richer AI integrations, including MCP support, because the tool starts to feel limited as projects grow in complexity and require coordinating multiple people. The gap becomes more painful as team size and project scope scale up.
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