Airtable

Add one or more rows to an existing Airtable table without overwriting any current records.

Post a comment on a specific Airtable record, leaving a timestamped note visible to every collaborator watching that row.

Remove all records from a specified table in bulk, useful for clearing staging tables or archiving old data before a refresh.

Add a single new row to any Airtable table with all field values set in one call.

Retrieve all records from a table with optional filtering and sorting, returning the full dataset for analysis or downstream use.

Insert multiple records in a single API call with full control over field upsert behaviour and typecast settings, ideal for bulk imports that must not duplicate.

Fetch records from a specific Airtable table using view filters, returning structured rows the agent can parse and act on.

Programmatically create a new Airtable base inside a workspace, useful for spinning up project- or client-specific databases on demand.

Overwrite field values across multiple records matching a filter condition in a single operation, keeping bulk data in sync without touching unmatched rows.

Upsert a record by matching on a unique field — creates it if it doesn't exist, updates it if it does, so the agent never writes a duplicate.

Add a new table to an existing Airtable base with a defined set of fields, letting the agent extend a base's schema without any manual clicks.

Permanently remove a single record from an Airtable table by its record ID, used when a specific entry is no longer needed.

Modify specific field values on a single record identified by its Airtable record ID, leaving all other fields untouched.

Patch field values on up to 10 records in a single call, reducing API round-trips when several rows need the same change applied at once.

Search a table for the first record matching a filter formula, returning the full row so the agent can act on its current values.

Retrieve a specific Airtable record instantly using its unique record ID, bypassing filter logic when the exact row reference is already known.

Locate a table within a base by searching its name, returning the table metadata including field definitions.

Retrieve a table's metadata using its stable Airtable table ID, useful when the table name may change but the ID is recorded.

Search for an Airtable base by name within a workspace, returning its ID and metadata so subsequent operations can target it precisely.

Retrieve a base's metadata and structure using its permanent Airtable base ID, bypassing name-search ambiguity in workspaces with many bases.

Retrieve every record in a table across all pages, automatically handling Airtable's pagination to return a complete dataset.

Retrieve the full schema of an Airtable base — every table name, field type, and field options — in a single call, letting the agent understand the data model before reading or writing records.

Look up a record by a matching field value and return it; if no match exists, create it — ensuring exactly one canonical record exists per entity.

Fires when any supported activity occurs in a monitored base — including record creates, updates, deletes, and comment additions — giving the agent a broad catch-all entry point.

Fires each time a row is added to a specified Airtable table, letting the agent react instantly to new entries regardless of how they were created.

Fires when a record is created or any of its fields are modified, making it the right trigger for workflows that must stay in sync with the latest state of a row.

Fires whenever a row is removed from a watched Airtable table, letting the agent react to deletions with downstream cleanup or audit actions.

Fires when a comment is added to any record in a monitored Airtable table, enabling the agent to act on discussion without polling.

Fires when Airtable delivers a webhook notification for any configured base-level event, giving the agent a low-latency entry point for custom event types.