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Peter Steinbergerv1.0.0
Trello
Manage Trello boards, lists, and cards directly from your AI agent via the Trello REST API.
Peter Steinbergerv1.0.0ProductivityAutomationNo-CodeAPIDeveloper Tool
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36.0kDownloads
26Current Installs
623All-time Installs
v1.0.0Version
Apr 30, 2026Updated
Requirements
Trello API KeyTrello Token
Trello Skill Overview
The Trello skill lets your AI agent interact with your Trello workspace using the Trello REST API. You can list boards, browse lists and cards, create new cards, move them between lists, add comments, and archive cards — all without leaving your agent interface. It requires only your Trello API key and token to get started.
How to Use It
Step 1: Run in your terminal or install this skill on MyClaw
npx clawhub@latest install trelloor
Click the Install button at the top of this page for one-click setup
When to Use Trello
Best Fit
- You want your AI agent to read, create, or update Trello cards as part of an automated workflow.
- You need to quickly triage tasks by moving cards between lists (e.g., "To Do" → "In Progress") via natural language commands.
- You want to log updates or decisions by adding comments to existing Trello cards.
- You need to archive completed or obsolete cards programmatically.
When Not to Use
- You need features beyond board/list/card management (e.g., Power-Ups, custom fields, or advanced reporting) — the skill covers core REST API operations only.
- You are not a Trello user; this skill is Trello-specific and does not support other project management tools.
Key Features
List Boards, Lists, and Cards
Retrieve all boards on your account, the lists within any board, and the cards within any list — including card names, IDs, and descriptions. Board, list, and card IDs can be discovered through these commands or from Trello URLs.
Create Cards
Add new cards to any list with a title and optional description using a single API call. Ideal for capturing tasks or action items as they arise during a conversation.
Move Cards Between Lists
Update a card's list assignment to reflect progress, priority changes, or handoffs — effectively dragging and dropping cards programmatically.
Add Comments to Cards
Post text comments to any card, making it easy to log decisions, status updates, or notes directly from your agent.
Archive Cards
Mark cards as closed (archived) to keep your boards clean without permanently deleting work history.
Use Cases
Task capture during planning sessions
While discussing a project with your AI agent, have it automatically create Trello cards for each action item identified, assigned to the correct list on your board.
Daily standup board updates
Ask your agent to move all cards in "In Progress" that haven't been updated in 3 days back to "To Do", or to list everything currently in a given lane for a quick status check.
Automated progress logging
After completing a workflow step, instruct your agent to add a timestamped comment to the relevant Trello card to maintain an audit trail without manual effort.
Board cleanup
Archive all cards in a "Done" list at the end of a sprint by having your agent iterate through the list and mark each card as closed.
Requirements
- Trello API Key (required) — Authenticates requests to the Trello REST API. Obtain at trello.com/app-key.
- Trello Token (required) — Grants access to your Trello account data. Generate it by clicking the "Token" link on the API key page.
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npx clawhub@latest install trello137Stars
36.0kDownloads
26Current Installs
623All-time Installs
v1.0.0Version
Apr 30, 2026Updated
Requirements
Trello API KeyTrello Token
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