Local Trello-Style Project Manager for OpenClaw Agents

A developer on r/LocalLLaMA has created a local project management tool that mimics Trello functionality for use with OpenClaw AI agents. The system was built specifically to avoid connecting the AI agent to external services due to security concerns about client project data.
Technical Implementation
The tool runs on the same machine as the OpenClaw agent (described as "an old laptop") and is accessible only on the local network. The developer uses Telegram to notify their agent when new cards are ready for processing.
Tech Stack
- Node.js + Express (API server + static file serving)
- React + react-trello (Kanban UI with drag and drop)
- Markdown files with YAML frontmatter (data layer — no database)
- gray-matter (frontmatter parsing)
- multer (image uploads)
- nanoid (unique card ID generation)
- lucide-react (icons)
How It Works
Each project card is stored as a .md file on disk. The Express server reads and writes these files via a REST API, which the React frontend consumes. The OpenClaw agent bypasses the API entirely and reads/writes card files directly on the filesystem. Images are stored in a local directory and served through the API with token authentication.
The system supports creating cards, checklists, uploading images, and adding comments — described as "all the Trello basics." The developer reports that their agent has successfully created its own cards, managed priorities, and handled checklists.
The developer is considering whether to spend more time building out the tool and making it available to others, currently keeping it in a private repository.
📖 Read the full source: r/LocalLLaMA
👀 See Also

Logic Virtual Machine: A Prompt-Based System to Halt LLM Reasoning Collapses
A researcher has developed a Logic Virtual Machine (LVM) prompt that forces LLMs to halt and report specific collapse modes when they encounter paradoxes or reasoning drift, based on a single stability law: K(σ) ⇒ K(β(σ)). The prompt is substrate-independent and works on models like Grok and Claude.

gui.new: Tool for Claude to Render Visual Output as Shareable Links
gui.new is a tool that lets Claude render visual output as live shareable links instead of returning code blocks. It's built with Claude, uses Next.js on Vercel with Supabase, and requires no signup.

ReRouted: macOS Menu Bar App to Auto-Fallback Across Claude, Codex, Grok, and More
ReRouted is a lightweight macOS menu bar app that acts as a local gateway. Point your AI tools to one endpoint; it routes and auto-fallbacks across your accounts when providers hit limits.

LAP: 1,500+ API Specs Compiled for LLM Consumption to Reduce Claude Hallucinations
LAP is a tool that compiles 1,500+ real API specifications into a lean format optimized for LLMs, providing verified endpoints and parameters to prevent AI coding agents like Claude from hallucinating incorrect API calls.