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Trello
Authorize Trello so the agent can read boards and cards, and create, update, move and comment on cards.
Pangea connects to Trello through a hosted authorization page run by Composio, Pangea's authorization partner for Trello. You approve access in the browser. Pangea keeps only a reference to the connected account, never a Trello API key or token, and the agent never sees one either.
Connect
- As a team Administrator, open Connectors, find Trello and click Add, then click Authorize Trello.
- Your browser opens the hosted authorization page. Sign in to Trello and approve the request.
- You return to the Mac app, and the connection completes by itself. Only the Administrator who started the connection can finish it.
The consent screen decides what is granted. Trello board membership and token permissions still apply, whatever the agent asks for.
Who can use it
A new Trello connection starts with an allow-list that holds only the member who authorized it. Administrators can change that list in the connector's access settings. See access control.
An allowed member must also select the connection in the agent's credential picker. New sessions leave Trello unselected.
What the agent can do
| Area | Actions |
|---|---|
| Boards | List your boards, read a board, its lists and its cards |
| Lists | Read cards in a list, create a list, rename, move or archive a list |
| Cards | Read a card, create a card, update name, description, due date, position or archived state |
| Moves | Move a card to another list |
| Comments | Add a comment to a card |
The agent cannot upload attachments, delete anything, change board membership or export tokens.
Ask for one specific change at a time. The agent reads a card before it changes it. It reads cards in pages of up to 100 and stops after 10 pages, then tells you the result is partial.
The agent never retries a write by itself. If a write times out, it may still have worked in Trello. Check the board before you ask again.
Rate limits
Trello limits requests per token, and the authorization service can add its own limits. When the agent hits a limit, it stops and waits instead of retrying right away.
Disconnect
Removing the connection in Pangea deletes the stored connected account first, then the Pangea connection. If that deletion fails, the connection stays so you can try again.
This does not revoke the grant inside Trello. To revoke it as well, remove the app from your Trello account settings.
When it fails
Pangea fails closed. A declined or expired authorization, an inactive account, a member who is not on the allow-list, or a session that did not select the connection all stop the request. Pangea does not fall back to another credential. Authorize again if the grant expired.