Trello MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) service that exposes Trello boards as MCP resources and enables natural-language control through AI assistants and MCP-compatible clients. It supports listing boards, reading board contents (lists and cards), creating and moving cards, adding comments, archiving cards, and archiving lists. The server provides a suite of MCP-accessible tools: list_boards, read_board, create_list, create_card, move_card, add_comment, archive_card, archive_list, delete_board, update_list_name, and update_card_name. It can run locally with Node.js 20+ or in Docker containers. It requires Trello API credentials (API Key and Token) and a Trello base URL. The repository includes step-by-step installation (local or Docker), configuration guidance for Claude Desktop and VS Code with GitHub Copilot Chat, and testing instructions. Trello boards are exposed as resources with URIs like board:{boardId} and content in JSON describing all lists and cards. The README also covers troubleshooting, security considerations (do not commit credentials), and development scripts. The goal is to let AI agents manage Trello boards via natural-language prompts and MCP interactions.