Coda

Retrieve a single interactive control element — button, slider, or lookup — from a Coda doc so the agent can inspect its current state before taking action.

Duplicate an entire Coda document into the same workspace, producing an independent copy with a new doc ID — useful for templating and per-client workspaces.

List every interactive control in a Coda doc — buttons, sliders, date pickers — giving the agent a full map of what can be triggered or read in that document.

Poll the status of a long-running Coda write operation using its mutation ID, letting the agent confirm a row creation or update completed before proceeding.

Read a single named formula from a Coda doc, returning its current computed value so the agent can use it as a live data source without querying every row.

Add a new row to any table in a Coda document with field values supplied by the agent, making Coda the live record store for agent-driven data.

Retrieve every formula defined in a Coda document, giving the agent a complete inventory of computed values it can reference or monitor.

Modify one or more fields of an existing row in any Coda table, letting the agent keep records current as status, values, or context changes.

Insert a new row into a specific Coda table by name, supporting rich column types including relations, dates, and select lists.

Insert a row if no matching key exists, or update the existing row if it does — the idempotent write that prevents duplicates when syncing data repeatedly.

Remove one or more rows from a Coda table by row ID, letting the agent clean up stale, duplicate, or superseded records programmatically.

List every column in a Coda table — names, types, and IDs — so the agent can dynamically map data without hardcoding field names.

Search a Coda table for a row matching a query expression and return the first result, letting the agent look up records by value without scanning the entire table.

Fetch every row from a Coda table with optional filters and column projections, giving the agent a full dataset to analyse, export, or act on.

Retrieve metadata and all cell values for a single column in a Coda table, useful when the agent needs one data dimension without fetching every field.

Fetch a single row by its Coda row ID, returning all column values so the agent can read a specific record precisely without querying the whole table.

Programmatically press a Coda button column in a specific row, executing whatever formula or automation the button is wired to — no human click required.

Remove a row from a Coda view rather than the underlying table, ideal for clearing filtered subsets without touching the source data structure.

Retrieve metadata for a single Coda view — its name, filter criteria, and displayed columns — so the agent understands the lens before reading its rows.

List every view defined in a Coda document, returning names, IDs, and filter summaries so the agent can discover and select the right data lens.

Return the full column list visible in a specific Coda view, including hidden parent-table columns that the view doesn't show — useful for dynamic field mapping.

Fetch all rows visible through a specific Coda view, applying its filter and sort automatically so the agent operates on the same curated dataset the team sees.

Trigger a button column action on a row within a Coda view, letting the agent fire view-level automations without needing direct table access.

Fires the moment a row is added to any table in a connected Coda doc, scoped to a specific document and table so the agent reacts to exactly the right data source.

Fires whenever any field in an existing Coda row is changed, scoped to a specific table so the agent can react to status transitions, edits, or data corrections in real time.

Fires when a Coda button column is triggered in any row, letting the agent react to human-initiated actions in a doc without requiring a webhook or polling loop.

Fires when a new page is created in a connected Coda document, scoped to the doc so the agent can act on content additions in real time.

Fires when a new Coda document is created in the connected workspace, letting the agent respond to doc creation events with provisioning or notification logic.

Fires when a row is removed from a Coda table, allowing the agent to react to deletions with archival, audit logging, or cascading cleanup across connected systems.