Turn Trello exports into one Google Doc

Claude Code stitched together a Trello archive into a long Google Doc for an HR leader.

Done with Claude Code· Intermediate

What they did
An HR leader pointed Claude Code at exported Trello data and had it gather the contents into one file. The agent pulled material from 10 boards and combined 3,000 cards into a single Google Doc.
How it went
The job finished in 19 minutes and the final document ran to 1,000 pages. The guide does not report any review process or say whether anything was missed.
Tips
A paid Claude Code plan is required; the guide notes Pro is $20 per month. Keep backups, work in a separate folder, and make the agent ask before removing anything.

Try it yourself with Claude Code

I have [number] Trello boards exported as JSON in [folder path]. Read the exports and collect every card’s title, description, comments, checklists, and attachment links. Build one document that keeps each board separate and groups cards by list, then save it as [output format] for later upload to Google Docs. Before you overwrite, move, or delete any file, show me your plan and wait for my approval. When you’re done, report the number of boards and cards you processed, and pause again before any irreversible action.

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