Trello

The Trello MCP server connects your Trello boards directly to any AI agent through a single hosted MCP endpoint, turning Kanban board management into something Claude, GPT, or Gemini can act on without custom scripting. Instead of asking a teammate to update a card or manually dragging tickets across lists, an agent can create cards, reorder lists, attach checklists, assign members, and move items through your workflow — all through natural-language requests that translate into real Trello API calls. For teams already living inside Trello for sprint planning, content calendars, or client project tracking, this means your AI tools can finally read and write board state instead of just talking about it.

Because BusinessMCP.com hosts this Trello MCP server alongside the rest of your company's tools, databases, and ad platforms, it becomes one thread in a much larger, unified fabric of business context. Rather than standing up and maintaining a bespoke Trello integration per AI product, you connect Trello once through our managed MCP hosting, and every downstream agent — whether it's running in our cloud growth-suite app or hitting your own /api/mcp endpoint with a Bearer mcph_* key — gets the same consistent, authenticated access to your boards. That single-connection model is especially valuable for agencies and product teams juggling Trello alongside Jira, Asana, ClickUp, or Linear, since the BI dashboard layer can correlate card movement and project velocity with revenue and ad-spend data from other connected sources, giving leadership a real picture of where project time is actually going.

Typical use cases span project management automation, client reporting, and workflow orchestration. Support or ops teams can have an agent triage incoming requests and auto-create Trello cards with the right labels and due dates. Product teams can ask an AI assistant to summarize what moved through the