Claude Miro Connector: Connect Miro to Claude
Yes. Add the Carly connector to Claude, connect Miro, and you can set up triggers right from the chat: when this happens on a board, do that. “After every retro, email the team the action items from the board.” You type it once in Claude. Carly sends it every time, whether Claude is open or not.
Where Claude and Miro fall short today
Miro’s own Claude connector is good at summarizing boards and building new ones. Here’s where people get stuck:
- There’s a daily cap you can’t see. Every tool call counts: 100 a day on Free, 500 on Starter, 2,000 on Business and 10,000 on Enterprise, per Miro’s limits page. Outside Enterprise, the first sign is an error, and it stays blocked until midnight UTC.
- Big boards burn through it. Building or reading a large board takes many calls, so one busy workshop can use a Starter team’s day.
- Enterprise needs an admin. Miro MCP stays off until a company admin turns it on under Apps and integrations.
- It only works while you chat. Action items sit on the board until someone asks Claude to pull them off.
How Carly fixes it
- Two minutes to set up. Add the Carly connector, connect Miro in Carly, done.
- Triggers and schedules. When a board changes, a comment lands or a workshop ends, Carly acts.
- Boards become work. Carly turns stickies into tasks in Asana, Jira or Linear, emails the recap and books the follow-up meeting.
- Every account and thousands of apps. Carly works across all your email and calendar accounts and connects to thousands of apps, including Slack and Google Drive.
How to connect Miro to Claude
- Add Carly to Claude. Click Get the Carly connector, then Connect, and sign in.
- Connect Miro in Carly. Open Integrations, find Miro and sign in.
- Tell Claude what should happen, and when. Carly sets up the workflow and runs it from then on.
Triggers you can set up from Claude
Type these into Claude. Each one becomes a trigger that runs in the cloud, whether or not you’re in the chat:
- “After every retro, email the team the action items from the board.”
- “When a sticky in the Next Steps frame gets my name, create a task for me in Asana.”
- “Every Friday, post what changed on the Roadmap board to #product in Slack.”
- “When someone comments on the Launch board, text me.”
- “When a deal closes in HubSpot, make a kickoff board from our template and share it with the client.”
Steps that don’t need AI run as free Zapier-style workflows.
Ask Claude about your boards
- “Summarize the Q4 Planning board and list the open decisions.”
- “Which ideas on the Brainstorm board got the most votes?”
- “Turn yesterday’s workshop board into a one-page brief for Claire.”
Free Zapier-style workflows; AI agents from $35/month. Get started.
FAQ
Does Claude have a Miro connector?
Yes. Miro built one, and it summarizes, searches and builds boards in a chat, within Miro’s daily call limits. Add the Carly connector and connect Miro to Carly, and Claude can also act on board changes on its own.
What is Miro’s daily MCP limit?
100 tool calls on Free, 500 on Starter, 2,000 on Business and 10,000 on Enterprise. Limits reset at midnight UTC.
Can Claude send Miro action items to my task tool?
Yes, through Carly. Tell Claude “after every retro, put the action items in Asana,” and Carly does it every time.
Is there a ChatGPT version?
Yes. See ChatGPT Miro integration.
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