miro-table
Create Table on Miro Board
Create a structured table with text and select columns on the specified Miro board.
Inputs
Identify from the user's request:
- board-url (required): Miro board URL
- table-name (optional): Name/title for the table
Column Types
- text - Free-form text entry
- select - Dropdown with predefined options (each option needs a label and hex color)
Workflow
- If board URL is missing, ask the user for it
- If table name is missing, ask what kind of table they want
- Based on the table purpose, suggest appropriate columns:
- Propose a default column structure
- Let user customize or accept defaults
- Call
table_createwith the board URL, table name, and column definitions. To place the table inside a frame, pass the board URL with?moveToWidget=<frame_id>— the tool detects the frame target automatically (noparent_idargument exists). When that URL is used,xandybecome coordinates relative to the frame's top-left corner; the table must fit within the frame's width and height. - Report success and offer to add initial rows
Coordinates
- Board-level (URL has no
moveToWidget): board center is(0, 0). - Frame target (URL has
?moveToWidget=<frame_id>):(0, 0)is the frame's top-left corner. Targets that point at a non-frame item are silently ignored, so the table lands on the board.
Common Table Templates
Task Tracker
Text columns for Task and Assignee. Select columns for Status (To Do / In Progress / Done) and Priority (Low / Medium / High) with traffic-light colors.
Decision Log
Text columns for Decision, Date, and Owner. Select column for Status (Proposed / Approved / Rejected).
Risk Register
Text columns for Risk and Mitigation. Select columns for Impact (Low / Medium / High) and Likelihood (Unlikely / Possible / Likely) with traffic-light colors.
Examples
User input: create a "Project Tasks" table on https://miro.com/app/board/abc=
Action: Create a task tracking table with Task, Assignee, Status, and Priority columns.
User input: add a table on https://miro.com/app/board/abc=
Action: Ask what kind of table the user wants to create, then suggest appropriate columns.
Color Reference
| Color | Hex | Typical Use |
|---|---|---|
| Gray | #E0E0E0 | Not started, backlog |
| Yellow | #FFD700 | In progress |
| Green | #00FF00 | Done, approved |
| Light Green | #90EE90 | Low priority/risk |
| Orange | #FFA500 | Medium priority/risk |
| Red/Tomato | #FF6347 | High priority, blocked |
Reading and Updating Rows
After a table exists you can move data in and out:
| Tool | Purpose |
|---|---|
table_sync_rows |
Add or update rows. Set key_column to enable upsert behavior — rows whose key matches an existing row are updated, the rest are inserted as new. Use this for idempotent syncs from external data. |
table_list_rows |
Read table contents. Filter by column value using ColumnName=Value format. |
When the user wants to keep a Miro table in sync with a list elsewhere, prefer table_sync_rows with a stable key_column (e.g. an external ID) so re-running the sync doesn't duplicate rows.
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