Trello
Trello's board-as-process feel, automated
Trello's strength is the physical-process feel, cards moving across lists, attachments piling up, comments accumulating, members joining a card. Tiny Command surfaces that lifecycle as seven triggers: Card Created, Card Moved (the workflow-defining moment), Card Updated, Comment Added, Attachment Added, Member Added to Card, and List Created. Twenty-one actions cover the writes and reads: Create Card, Move Card, Update Card, Archive Card, Delete Card, Add Comment, Add Label to Card, Add Member to Card, Add Checklist Item, Create List, Update List, Create Board, Create Checklist, Remove Label from Card, plus the read endpoints for boards, lists, cards, labels, and the connected user. The integration authorizes via Trello's OAuth and respects board-level permissions, so a workflow only touches boards the connected user is a member of. Common patterns: a Stripe customer creation auto-creates a Trello card in the right onboarding list, a GitHub PR merged moves a corresponding "In Review" card to "Done", and a calendar event triggers a checklist of prep tasks on a planning card.
Workflows start when Trello does.
7 real-time triggers, each backed by a webhook subscription. Events arrive within seconds and you don't have to set up polling.
Fires when an attachment is added to a Trello card. Use to copy the file to S3/Drive for backup, virus-scan, or to extract text for downstream processing.
Fires when a new card is created on a Trello board. The standard inbound hook for AI triage, auto-assignment, or external mirroring.
Fires when a card is moved between lists on a Trello board (the classic Kanban-stage-change event). Use to celebrate completion, log cycle-time, or kick off downstream work.
Fires whenever any field on a Trello card changes (name, description, due date, labels, members, custom fields). Combine with a field filter to react only to specific changes.
Fires when a comment is added to a Trello card. Use to mirror discussion to Slack, alert the assignee, or extract AI sentiment.
Fires when a new list is created on a Trello board. Useful for templated board provisioning or governance audit logs.
Fires when a member is added to a Trello card. Common use: DM the new assignee with context, log the change, or auto-add them to related cards.
Do anything Trello can do, from a workflow.
Every action accepts dynamic inputs from upstream nodes, whether that's an AI output, a form field, or a search result.
| Action | What it does |
|---|---|
| Add Checklist Item | Adds an item to an existing Trello checklist on a card with optional pre-checked state. Used for templated work breakdowns or for capturing follow-ups from a meeting. |
| Add Comment | Adds a comment to a Trello card with optional @mentions. Used for automation activity logs, AI summary notes, or status broadcasts. |
| Add Label to Card | Adds a label to a Trello card by label ID. Use to tag cards based on their content (e.g. AI classification) or to auto-categorize new work. |
| Add Member to Card | Assigns a member to a Trello card. Used for AI-driven routing or for auto-adding the on-call person to incoming bugs. |
| Archive Card | Archives (closes) a Trello card. Hidden from the board but recoverable; the reversible alternative to Delete Card. |
| Create Board | Creates a new Trello board with name, optional template, and default lists. Useful for templated project provisioning per customer. |
| Create Card | Creates a new card on a Trello board list with name, description, due date, labels, members, and position. The standard write action for piping forms or tickets into Trello. |
| Create Checklist | Adds a checklist to a Trello card with a name. Items are added separately via Add Checklist Item. |
| Create List | Creates a new list on a Trello board with name and position. Used for templated board scaffolding (Backlog, In Progress, Done). |
| Delete Card | Permanently deletes a Trello card. Irreversible; prefer Archive Card for everyday cleanup. |
| Get Board | Returns details of a Trello board: name, description, lists, labels, members, prefs, and URL. Used to enrich trigger payloads or to render board-detail UI. |
| Get Card | Retrieves a Trello card by ID with name, description, list, labels, members, due date, and custom fields. The standard read after a trigger fires with an ID. |
| Get Me | Returns the authenticated Trello user (id, username, email, full name). Useful to resolve a memberId for follow-on operations like assigning yourself to a card. |
| List Boards | Lists all Trello boards accessible to the authenticated user. The standard first step before drilling into lists and cards. |
| List Cards | Lists cards on a Trello board or in a specific list. Used for sprint reviews, board exports, or daily-digest generation. |
| List Labels | Lists all labels on a Trello board with their name and color. Used to populate a label picker or to resolve a name to a label ID. |
| List Lists | Lists all lists on a Trello board with their name and position. Required step before creating a card, since cards live in lists. |
| Move Card | Moves a Trello card to a different list (the canonical Kanban stage-change action). Often used to auto-advance cards based on external state (PR merged, customer reply, etc.). |
| Remove Label from Card | Removes a label from a Trello card by label ID. Used to update card tagging as state changes. |
| Update Card | Updates a Trello card: name, description, list, due date, position, members, or labels. Only the fields you pass are changed. |
| Update List | Updates a Trello list's name or position. Use when list names track sprint numbers, weeks, or release versions that change over time. |
Pre-built Trello workflows.
Clone any recipe and customize it in one click. Every recipe is fully editable.
Three things worth knowing.
Tiny Command counts a run the moment a trigger fires. Filtering early means only matching events spend your usage budget.
Connect Trello once and every workflow on your account can use its triggers and actions. You don't have to re-auth per workflow.
Every Trello field shows up in the visual picker for downstream nodes. The raw payload is there for power users, optional for everyone else.
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