Trello MCP connector

Overview

The Trello MCP connector connects Spark to your Trello boards through Trello's official MCP server, hosted by Atlassian. Questions about delivery status, planning, and follow-ups can draw on live Trello data as well as what's in Productboard.

To push Productboard features to Trello as cards and track their list status on your boards, use the Trello integration. The connector and the integration work independently, so connecting one has no effect on the other.

Ask about delivery status

Ask a question such as "What cards are due this week on the Q4 launch board?" and Spark searches your boards, lists, and cards for the answer. It can also read checklists, labels, comments, members, Inbox, and Planner.

Update Trello from the chat

When a conversation produces follow-ups, ask Spark to add a checklist of the remaining spec tasks to a card or comment on a card with a summary of today's findings. Spark writes to the same boards, lists, cards, checklists, labels, and comments it reads.

Setup

Any Spark user can connect Trello with their own Atlassian account. No admin setup or app registration is needed.

Spark can only do what your account is allowed to do in Trello. If you've connected the Atlassian Rovo connector, you can connect Trello too. Both use the Atlassian sign-in, and each connection is set up separately.

Spark may make changes in Trello without asking you to confirm first, so check what you ask it to update.

1. From any Spark chat, open the connectors modal.
2. Beside the Trello connector click Connect and sign in with your Atlassian account.
3. Review what Spark can access and grant permission. You'll return to Productboard with Trello active in every Spark chat.