trello

The Trello skill for OpenClaw empowers users to interact with their project management workflows without leaving their AI assistant interface. By leveraging the official Trello REST API, this skill allows for seamless retrieval of board structures and the execution of common task management actions, turning your assistant into a powerful project coordination tool. It is designed for individuals who rely on Trello for task tracking, bug management, or content scheduling and wish to automate updates through natural language commands.

• Full visibility into Trello hierarchies including fetching board IDs, listing boards, retrieving lists within a board, and enumerating cards in specific lists.

• Direct manipulation of task states: create new cards with descriptions, move cards between lists to update workflow status, and archive cards when tasks are completed.

• Enhanced communication support by enabling the addition of comments directly to Trello cards, ensuring contextual updates stay attached to the correct project items.

• Efficient lookup capabilities allowing users to filter and find specific boards or cards by name, facilitating quick access to project data.

• Requires a valid Trello API key and user token, which can be generated through the official Trello developer portal.

• Environment variables TRELLO_API_KEY and TRELLO_TOKEN must be configured in the OpenClaw environment to authorize requests.

• All actions operate via standard HTTPS requests using curl; users should be aware of Trello's rate limits: 300 requests per 10 seconds per API key and 100 requests per 10 seconds per token.

• Users should handle IDs (boardId, listId, cardId) carefully, as these are required for targeted actions; these can be discovered using the provided list commands or directly from Trello URLs.

• Sensitive credentials must be protected; ensure that environment variables are stored securely and never exposed in public logs or repositories.