Tell it what you did. It keeps up.

A Kanban board you talk to. Say what moved. It moves.

Start freeTranscript of the Tarsen introduction. Hey. I am Tarsen. I am a Kanban board you talk to. Tell me what you did, and I move the card. Say a card is blocked, and I flag it and write the reason. No dragging. No forms. You talk. The board keeps up.

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Underneath, a board you already know how to use.

A Tarsen project board: five lists from Inbox to Done, holding cards with labels, priorities and estimates, one of them two days overdue.

Tarsen Voice

Press ⌘J and say it. The board keeps up.

Keeping a board honest is a second job.

You finish the work, then go and tell the tool about it. Most people stop by Wednesday, and the board stops being true.

So say it instead. This is not dictation into a box. It is the assistant that runs the board, listening.

Ask

  • What am I working on?
  • What is blocked?
  • What did I miss?

Change

  • Move billing to In Review.
  • Make TAR-121 high priority.
  • Assign it to Sam.

Make

  • New card: chase the feedback.
  • Start a project called Website.
  • Add a column after In Progress.

Open

  • Open the Tarsen board.
  • Open my inbox.
  • Search for the importer.

Twenty-four things, out loud. It also labels, comments, ticks off checklists and archives. It only stops to ask before it deletes.

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The board

Drag a card. This one is real, not a picture.

TarsenTARActive12 cards · 3 done · 1 blocked

Inbox

2

Planned

2

In Progress

3/3

In Review

2

Done

3

A card keeps its number for life. TAR-133 is always TAR-133.

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Say how many hours you have. It picks the day.

It reads what is assigned to you: due dates, priority, what is stalled, what is blocked. Then it hands you the few cards that fit in the time you have left.

  • Every card tells you why it made the list.
  • It runs with no AI key, on the free plan.
  • It never moves anything without you.
Today’s mission1d 4h 30m / 5h

Two cards are past their date and one of them is the Stripe duplication bug, so that goes first. The keyboard drag work is due tomorrow and mostly finished. The importer card is left out; it's still blocked on the Northwind export.

  1. 1

    Stripe webhook retries create duplicate subscriptions

    TAR-1334hOverdue by 2 days · Urgent priority
  2. 2

    Keyboard drag-and-drop for the board

    TAR-1301dDue tomorrow · 5 of 6 checklist items done
  3. 3

    Write the changelog entry for saved views

    TAR-14130mQuick win

Trello importer: checklists arrive out of order

Blocked, waiting on a real export from Northwind

Your team

Cards, comments and assignments move live. No refresh.

Mei TanakaSam OkonkwoPriya Raman
3 people on this board now

Mei moved TAR-130 from Planned to In Progress

2 minutes ago

Sam commented: Retry logic needs an idempotency key. @Arron is this on you?

9 minutes ago

Priya flagged TAR-128 as blocked

16 minutes ago

Mei assigned TAR-133 to Sam

24 minutes ago

Sam set TAR-141 to due tomorrow

31 minutes ago

A mention notifies one person, not the whole team.

Ask Tarsen

It answers from your own boards, not from the internet.

Ask Tarsen

What's blocking this project?

One card is blocked: TAR-128, the Trello importer checklist ordering, waiting on a real export from Northwind. Priya has been on it for four days. TAR-133 isn't marked blocked but hasn't moved since Tuesday and is 2 days overdue.

Create 3 cards from these notes?

  • · Add idempotency key to webhook handler
  • · Backfill duplicate subscriptions
  • · Add a webhook replay test
Create cardsDismiss

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Your assistant reads the board and changes it. No copying and pasting.

Tarsen MCP14 tools

What is blocked on Roadmap, and who is it waiting on?

get_boardget_card

Two cards. TAR-128 is waiting on Priya, and TAR-141 is waiting on the client's copy.

Add a card to chase the copy. High, due Friday.

create_card

Created TAR-147 in Roadmap, high priority, due Friday.

Make an API key, paste one line into your assistant, and it is talking to your real workspace. 14 tools cover projects, boards, cards and comments. 5 only read. 9 can change something.

  • It sees the projects you see, and nothing else.
  • A card it makes is a real card. Your team is notified.
  • Scope a key so an agent only touches its own work.
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Any assistant that speaks MCP over HTTP works the same way. How it works.

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