#Trello API integration into custom GPT
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just to throw a totally different approach in the mix; you could host a custom API somewhere, have that API contact your trello stuff from there and output the data back to your customGPT by giving it an OpenAPI spec of your custom API. 
p.s. or perhaps you can feed it the Trello OpenAPI spec π (but that probs wont work as expected)
is there any free way i can do that? host a custom API somewhere that contacts my trello board?
i tried feeding it the trello open API spec but i keep getting errors all the time, and it only works if i manually input the token and the key in the chat for some reason. Otherwise it keeps using a completely made up key, even though i had put the correct one in the configuration
aww shucks yeah pretty much as i figured it'd go..
and the short answer is no , but perhaps π€·ββοΈ i.e. if you can host the api on a free webhost, then you could then try and get a free domain like .tk .. and then point that domain to the api hosted on the free webhost.
but all of that depends on whether or not you can get SSL on that connection, and TOS' of the various services to name a few.. π
i know 000webhost e.g. offers free webhosting for websites.. i'd bet you can host a PHP API on it 
the .tk domain provider wasn't functional the past month.. but maybe it is now π€·ββοΈ
but ofcourse.. any free webhosting isn't gonna have the greatest performance.
but if its for personal use π€·ββοΈ then i wouldn't expect a constant resource usage so it might work..
suffice to say, this is all experimental. π
if you do decide to go down that path, then please do think about security of your API and any data or services it has access to.
now its time for weekend for me π goodluck and have fun developing! π»