Create your own Trello and GitHub integration

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When Trello: Card created happens, do GitHub: Create issue.

Popular Trello and GitHub workflows

When this happens in one app, do this in the other. Try it on Hub to connect both apps and run the pair.

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Move Trello card to In Review when a PR opens

When GitHub opens a pull request with a Trello card id in the title, move that card to the In Review list.

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Finish Trello card on merged PRs

When GitHub closes a merged pull request, move the linked Trello card to Done.

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Create GitHub issues from Trello cards

When a Trello card is created on the Bugs list, open a matching GitHub issue with the card URL.

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Comment on Trello when CI fails

When a GitHub check run fails on a PR linked to Trello, add a comment on the card with the check name.

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Update card description on new PR commits

When GitHub synchronizes a pull request, refresh the linked Trello card description with the latest commit sha.

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The agent searches both apps before it answers.

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Trello and GitHub details

Trello and GitHub FAQ

Yes. Corsair is built with a REST API. This means you can build agents, knowledge bases, interfaces, and workflows.

Yes. Connect both once in Corsair, then automate between cards and boards and pull requests without manual exports.

Use the preset workflows above as starting points, then extend with Corsair agents or your own API calls for cards and boards.

Yes. Trello card events plus GitHub pull request and check run webhooks are available as typed webhooks with tenant matching built in.