MCP Server Trello

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The MCP Server Trello is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides tools for interacting with Trello boards. This server enables seamless integration with Trello's API while handling rate limiting, type safety, and error handling automatically.

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What is MCP Server Trello?

This is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to facilitate interaction with Trello boards. It provides a set of tools to manage cards, lists, and board activities through the Trello API.

How to use MCP Server Trello?

To use this server, add it to your MCP settings file with the provided configuration, including your Trello API key, token, and board ID. Then, you can use the available tools (e.g., get_cards_by_list_id, add_card_to_list) to interact with your Trello board.

Key features of MCP Server Trello

Full Trello Board Integration
Built-in Rate Limiting
Type-Safe Implementation
Input Validation

Use cases of MCP Server Trello

Automating Trello card management
Integrating Trello with other applications
Fetching and displaying Trello data
Creating and updating Trello cards programmatically

FAQ from MCP Server Trello

What is the Trello API key used for?

The Trello API key is used to authenticate your application with the Trello API.

How do I get a Trello API key and token?

You can get a Trello API key from https://trello.com/app-key and generate a token using your API key.

What is the rate limit for the Trello API?

The Trello API has a rate limit of 300 requests per 10 seconds per API key and 100 requests per 10 seconds per token.

What happens if I exceed the rate limit?

The server implements rate limiting and will queue requests if limits are reached.

What kind of errors does the server handle?

The server handles invalid input parameters, rate limit exceeded, API authentication errors, network issues, and invalid board/list/card IDs.