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Trello MCP Server

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The Trello MCP Server is a powerful tool designed to interact with Trello boards, lists, and cards using AI Hosts. It enables users to manage their Trello projects via natural language commands.

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What is Trello MCP Server?

The Trello MCP Server is a server application that allows users to interact with their Trello boards, lists, and cards through AI Hosts like Claude. It provides an interface to read and modify Trello data using natural language commands.

How to use Trello MCP Server?

To use the server, you need to install it by following the provided instructions, which include setting up Trello API credentials, installing dependencies, and configuring the server. Once installed, you can interact with your Trello boards through Claude by using example queries like 'Show me all my boards' or 'Create a new card in list [list_name] with title [title]'.

Key features of Trello MCP Server

  • Read Board Details

  • Read/Write/Update/Delete Lists

  • Read/Write/Update/Delete Cards

  • Integration with AI Hosts

  • API Credential Management

Use cases of Trello MCP Server

  • Automated Task Management

  • Voice-controlled Trello Interaction

  • AI-powered Project Updates

  • Integration with AI workflows

FAQ from Trello MCP Server

What are the prerequisites for installing the Trello MCP Server?

You need Python 3.12 or higher, Claude for Desktop installed, a Trello account with API credentials, and uv package manager installed.

How do I get Trello API credentials?

Go to Trello Apps Administration, create a new integration, fill in your information, and copy your API key and token.

How do I install the server?

Clone the repository, rename the .env.example file to .env, set your Trello API credentials, install dependencies using uv, and restart Claude Desktop app.

What operations can I perform on Trello boards?

You can read board details, but you cannot write, update, or delete boards directly through this server.

What if I encounter issues during installation or usage?

Verify your Trello API credentials, check your Trello workspace permissions, ensure Claude for Desktop is running the latest version, and check the logs for error messages.