@delorenj/mcp-server-trello

Environment file access

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    194: ### Environment Variables
    195: 
>>> 196: The server can be configured using environment variables. Create a `.env` file in the root directory with the following variables:
    197: 
    198: ```env

Environment file access

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    224: 
    225: 2.  **Dynamic board selection**: Use workspace management tools
>>> 226:        - The `TRELLO_BOARD_ID` in your `.env` file is used as the initial/default board ID
    227:        - You can change the active board at any time using the `set_active_board` tool
    228:        - The selected board persists between server restarts (stored in `~/.trello-mcp/config.json`)

Environment file access

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    179: 
    180: ```bash
>>> 181: cp .env.template .env
    182: ```
    183: 

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JavaScript fetch() call

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    443:   arguments: {
    444:     boardId?: string, // Optional: ID of the board (uses default if not provided)
>>> 445:     limit?: number    // Optional: Number of activities to fetch (default: 10)
    446:   }
    447: }

High-entropy string (4.8 bits/char) — possible encoded payload

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High-entropy string (5.1 bits/char) — possible encoded payload

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High-entropy string (4.9 bits/char) — possible encoded payload

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High-entropy string (4.7 bits/char) — possible encoded payload

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High-entropy string (4.6 bits/char) — possible encoded payload

Detected by automated pattern matching (rule EN-001) with medium confidence. May be a false positive.

High-entropy string (4.7 bits/char) — possible encoded payload

Detected by automated pattern matching (rule EN-001) with medium confidence. May be a false positive.

High-entropy string (4.7 bits/char) — possible encoded payload

Detected by automated pattern matching (rule EN-001) with medium confidence. May be a false positive.

High-entropy string (4.8 bits/char) — possible encoded payload

Detected by automated pattern matching (rule EN-001) with medium confidence. May be a false positive.

High-entropy string (4.8 bits/char) — possible encoded payload

Detected by automated pattern matching (rule EN-001) with medium confidence. May be a false positive.

High-entropy string (4.8 bits/char) — possible encoded payload

Detected by automated pattern matching (rule EN-001) with medium confidence. May be a false positive.

High-entropy string (4.7 bits/char) — possible encoded payload

Detected by automated pattern matching (rule EN-001) with medium confidence. May be a false positive.

High-entropy string (4.8 bits/char) — possible encoded payload

Detected by automated pattern matching (rule EN-001) with medium confidence. May be a false positive.

High-entropy string (4.8 bits/char) — possible encoded payload

Detected by automated pattern matching (rule EN-001) with medium confidence. May be a false positive.

High-entropy string (4.8 bits/char) — possible encoded payload

Detected by automated pattern matching (rule EN-001) with medium confidence. May be a false positive.

High-entropy string (4.8 bits/char) — possible encoded payload

Detected by automated pattern matching (rule EN-001) with medium confidence. May be a false positive.

High-entropy string (4.9 bits/char) — possible encoded payload

Detected by automated pattern matching (rule EN-001) with medium confidence. May be a false positive.