List every Trello board the authenticated account can open.

Returns board ids, names and URLs. This is the entry point for every other tool, which all need a board id or name.

Get metadata for one board: name, description, URL, visibility, last activity.

board accepts a board id or a board name.

List the open lists (columns) on a board, in board order, with card counts.

List open cards on a board, optionally filtered to one list by name.

Each card is trimmed to a triage digest: labels, assignee count, due date, overdue flag, days idle, and checklist progress.

Get one card in full: description, labels, due date, checklists and recent comments.

Search cards and boards across the whole account using Trello's own search.

Supports Trello search operators such as label:bug, due:week, is:open and @username.

Assess a board: per-list load, overdue cards, unassigned work and stalled cards.

Returns counts and the specific offending cards, not a verdict. Read the numbers and say what they imply, including when the board is simply small.

Rank the non-done lists by how much work is piling up and ageing inside them.

The pressure score is a crude volume-plus-age heuristic and is returned with its own formula so it can be argued with rather than trusted blindly.

Summarise what actually happened on a board recently.

Combines card movements, new cards and comments from the activity feed with the board's current overdue and stalled work, which is enough material for a standup update or a weekly status note.

Create a card on a board, in the named list. This writes to the real board.

due takes an ISO-8601 timestamp such as 2026-09-01T17:00:00Z.

Move a card to a different list on the same board. This writes to the real board.

position is "top", "bottom", or a numeric string.

Update a card's name, description, due date, or archive it. This writes to the real board.

Only the arguments you pass are changed. archive=true closes the card, which hides it from the board but does not delete it.

Post a comment on a card as the authenticated user. This writes to the real board.