Trello
Create Trello cards from feedback, using an API key, a token, and a list id.
Pro and above. Setup needs three values.
Connect
Get an API key and token
Go to the Trello Power-Up admin, create a Power-Up (or open an existing one), and generate an API key. From that page, follow the token link to authorise it and generate a token.
The key identifies the integration; the token grants access to your boards.
Find the list id
The list id is the column cards should land in — not the board id.
Open the board, click into a card in the target list, and add .json to the
URL. The response includes idList. Alternatively, use the Trello API's board
endpoint to list the board's lists and their ids.
Connect in Annot8
Integrations in the sidebar → Trello → enter the API key, token, and list id → Connect, then Test.
Enable it per project
Project → Integrations → toggle Trello on.
What gets created
Every new thread on an enabled project creates a card in that list, named
[Feedback] <comment>, with the author, the comment, and a link to the page in
the description.
This fires on every thread. Point it at an Inbox list and let a Trello Butler rule move cards from there.
Different lists per project
Trello doesn't support per-project overrides — the workspace connection posts to one list. Under Project → Integrations you can turn Trello off for projects that shouldn't post there, and a Trello Butler rule can move cards onward from the intake list.
Troubleshooting
401 "invalid key" or "invalid token". The key and token are separate values and easy to swap. The key is short; the token is long. Tokens can also be revoked from your Trello account settings.
400 "invalid value for idList". You've used a board id rather than a list id, or the list was archived. Archived lists reject new cards.
Cards land in the wrong column. The list id decides the column, not the board. Grab the id from a card that's already in the column you want.