AI-Summarize Every Redis Record and Send to Trello
An AI step reads each new Redis record, writes a short summary, and n8n has Trello create a Trello card — so your team gets the gist without reading the whole thing.
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Fetch Redis data
Add an
HTTP Requestnode (or the native Redis node if you have credentials set up) and point it at the Redis API. Poll Redis for new records. Add aSchedule Triggerbefore it if this recipe runs on a timer, or aWebhooknode if Redis can push events directly. - 2
Shape the data with a Set node
Add a
Setnode after the fetch step to pull out the fields you need — e.g.id,title(orname),status, andupdated_atfrom the Redis record. This keeps the rest of the workflow clean and readable. - 3
Send it to Trello
Add a
Trellonode set to operationCreatea card. Connect your account, pick theBoardandList, and set the cardName/Descriptionfrom the Set-node fields. - 4
Activate and test
Click
Activatein the top-right corner. Trigger a real record in Redis (or run the workflow manually against existing data) and confirm it lands correctly in Trello. Once verified, this runs hands-off.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to code anything?
No. n8n is a visual, drag-and-drop builder. You connect your Redis and Trello accounts, map the fields, and activate — no code required.
Where do I get my Redis API credentials?
In your Redis account settings, look for "API", "Developers" or "Integrations" and generate an API key or token. Paste it into n8n's HTTP Request node (as a header or credential) or the native Redis node if one is available.
Can this run on a schedule instead of in real time?
Yes — swap the trigger for a `Schedule Trigger` set to whatever interval fits (every 15 minutes, hourly, daily). The rest of the workflow stays the same.
Keep every recipe free
FlowRecipesHub is free and always will be. If a workflow saved you time, chip in what you like — it helps us keep the lights on and build the next batch of automations for everyone.
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