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About Trellodotnetassistant

The TrelloDotNet MCP Server gives you up to date information on how to use the TrelloDotNet C# nuget package enabling you to use AI in your coding flow to assist in writing TrelloDotNet API code.

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Config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "TrelloDotNetMcp": {
      "url": "https://trellodotnetassistantbackend.azurewebsites.net/runtime/webhooks/mcp/sse?code=Tools"
    }
  }
}

Tools

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Call this Tool in order to get information on how NuGet Package TrelloDotNet is used, how to do various actions in the API

General information on how to get started with TrelloDotNet. (Always start by calling this before any other tools)

Overview

What is Trellodotnetassistant?

Trellodotnetassistant is a .NET implementation of the Trello REST API. It provides a TrelloClient for CRUD operations on Trello features and includes an Automation Engine and Webhook Data Receiver. The server also offers a TrelloDotNet MCP Server to let AI assist you and generate code. It is intended for developers building .NET applications that integrate with Trello.

How to use Trellodotnetassistant?

Install the TrelloDotNet NuGet package (dotnet add package TrelloDotNet), retrieve your API Key and Token from the Power-Ups Administration page, then create an instance of TrelloClient with your credentials. Use its methods to interact with boards, lists, and cards. Optionally, use the TrelloDotNet MCP Server for AI-assisted development.

Key features of Trellodotnetassistant

  • Full CRUD operations on Trello boards, lists, and cards
  • Automation Engine for handling webhook events
  • Webhook Data Receiver for real‑time event processing
  • Optional MCP server for AI‑assisted code generation
  • Support for checklists, labels, members, attachments, and custom fields
  • NuGet package for easy integration

Use cases of Trellodotnetassistant

  • Automating Trello board management from .NET applications
  • Building custom integrations that sync data between Trello and other systems
  • Using AI to generate or maintain TrelloDotNet code via the MCP server
  • Creating webhook‑based workflows for event‑driven Trello automation

FAQ from Trellodotnetassistant

What is Trellodotnetassistant and how does it compare to other Trello libraries?

It is a .NET implementation of the Trello REST API. It offers a comprehensive TrelloClient with CRUD capabilities and an Automation Engine, making it suited for full‑featured .NET applications.

What dependencies or runtime does it require?

It targets .NET and is available as a NuGet package. No external runtime beyond .NET is required.

Where do user data and credentials live?

Credentials (API Key and Token) are supplied by the developer; Trello data remains on Trello’s servers. The library communicates via the Trello REST API.

What is the TrelloDotNet MCP Server?

It is an optional component that enables AI assistance and “Vibe Coding” by allowing AI to interact with the TrelloDotNet library. Details are in the project wiki.

How are API keys and authentication handled?

You must obtain an API Key and Token from the Power‑Ups Admin page. Pass them to the TrelloClient constructor; do not hardcode them in production code.

Frequently asked questions

What is Trellodotnetassistant and how does it compare to other Trello libraries?

It is a .NET implementation of the Trello REST API. It offers a comprehensive `TrelloClient` with CRUD capabilities and an Automation Engine, making it suited for full‑featured .NET applications.

What dependencies or runtime does it require?

It targets .NET and is available as a NuGet package. No external runtime beyond .NET is required.

Where do user data and credentials live?

Credentials (API Key and Token) are supplied by the developer; Trello data remains on Trello’s servers. The library communicates via the Trello REST API.

What is the TrelloDotNet MCP Server?

It is an optional component that enables AI assistance and “Vibe Coding” by allowing AI to interact with the TrelloDotNet library. Details are in the project wiki.

How are API keys and authentication handled?

You must obtain an API Key and Token from the Power‑Ups Admin page. Pass them to the `TrelloClient` constructor; do not hardcode them in production code.

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rwjdk

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Rasmus Wulff Jensen

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