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Trello

Claude Code + CodexLiveMIT

Your boards, run from your agent

Boards, lists and cards end to end, plus the moves that save real time: an instant board digest, a due-date radar for what is slipping, and smart card sorting. One install, the whole pack.

Install Trello

  1. Add the DBHQ marketplace, once

    /plugin marketplace add dbhq-uk/marketplace

  2. Install the skill

    /plugin install trello@dbhq

Both commands work in Claude Code and in Codex. The marketplace is a public repository you can read first: dbhq-uk/marketplace (external site)

What it is good at

  • The whole board, end to end

    Create, move, position, label, comment and archive, driven in plain language over the Trello REST API. Every card gets categorised on the way through.

  • A standup you did not have to write

    The board digest is a plain-English status snapshot: the lists and their cards, what is due or overdue, and what actually moved recently. It reads as a briefing rather than a data dump.

  • Seeing what is slipping across every board

    The due-date radar sweeps all your boards at once and sorts by date, overdue first, so a deadline hiding on a board you have not opened this week still surfaces.

  • Shopping in aisle order

    A list gets reordered into a supermarket's aisle flow with a food-type emoji on every card. The order comes from a preset file, so any store can be described.

  • A personal board built to resist rotting

    A fifth skill sets one up, triages whatever you dump into it, and coaches you through what has stalled - setup, triage and coach as three modes of the same thing.

What it does not do

  • It cannot narrow what your token can reach

    A Trello API token grants full access to your account, and Trello offers no scoped or read-only alternative. The skill stores yours locally at permissions 600 and sends it only to Trello, but the blast radius is Trello's design, not something this can fence in. Keep it secret.

  • Only one store is described in the box

    Aisle order comes from a preset, and a Tesco (UK) preset is the one that ships. Another supermarket means copying that file and editing it - which takes a few minutes, but nobody has done it for you.

  • It holds nothing on your behalf

    No secrets live in the repository and there is no DBHQ service in the middle. Your key and token sit in your own home directory and talk to Trello direct from your machine, which also means losing that machine is losing that setup.

  • It needs jq and curl, on Linux, macOS or WSL

    There is no native Windows path and no vendor SDK. If those two commands are not on the box, nothing runs.

Read it before you install it

Every line is public and MIT licensed. The README is the long version of this page, including the parts that are still rough.

dbhq-uk/trello-skill (external site)