Connect Airtable to Your AI Agent

Ask your AI assistant to review a table, organize new information into records, or update the entries you identify.

14 tools OAuth / API key

Try a Airtable Task

Copy a prompt into your agent with the oo Skill installed. Add your page links and source notes before running it.

oo Skill Airtable

Review Filtered Records

Use a view or filter to review a focused set of records and extract a summary.

/oo Airtable: Read view [view name] in table [table name or ID], base [base ID]. Summarize the records by [status field] and list entries missing [required field].

Turn Notes into Records

Match supplied notes to existing table fields and create new records.

/oo Airtable: Check the fields in table [table name or ID], base [base ID]. Turn these notes [notes] into new records using [field names and values]. Ask me about missing required details before creating them.

Update Selected Records

Change specified fields on identified records while preserving other fields.

/oo Airtable: In base [base ID], table [table name or ID], set [field name] to [new value] for records [record IDs]. Keep the other fields as they are.

Check one record before a call

Get a focused brief from the existing fields of a selected record.

/oo Airtable: Read Airtable record [record ID] in base [base ID], table [table name]. Prepare a brief for my call using its existing fields and flag missing contact details.

Start Working with Airtable

Install OOMOL

Set up oo CLI and the oo Skill in your agent.
Install OOMOL →
Connect Airtable

Authorize Airtable or connect a personal access token.
Connect Airtable →
Give Your Agent a Task

Use /oo with the pages to read, the changes to make, and where to save the result.
Connection Guide →

Choose Your Agent

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Access to the target base and table, with the read or write permissions needed for your task.
A personal access token must include the relevant permissions and base access. Provide the base, table, and field names for the task.

Airtable Tools

Airtable stores structured records in bases and tables. Connect an account or personal access token to query data and edit records within its access.

Query Records

Read individual records or list them using views, filters, and sorting.

Create and Update Records

Create records and update specified fields on existing records by ID.

Inspect Table Structure

List accessible bases and inspect tables, fields, and views before organizing data.

14 tools

List Bases

List Airtable bases accessible to the authenticated credential.

airtable.list_bases

Get Base Collaborators

Read Airtable base metadata, including workspaceId and optional collaborator details.

airtable.get_base_collaborators

Get Base Schema

Read Airtable table, field, and view schema for a specific base.

airtable.get_base_schema

Create Base

Create an Airtable base in a workspace with the provided initial table and field schema.

airtable.create_base

Delete Base

Delete an Airtable base. Airtable restricts this endpoint to enterprise admins.

airtable.delete_base

Create Table

Create a table in an Airtable base with the provided field schema.

airtable.create_table

Update Table

Update an Airtable table name, description, or date dependency settings.

airtable.update_table

Create Field

Create a field in an Airtable table.

airtable.create_field

Update Field

Update an Airtable field name, description, or type-specific options.

airtable.update_field

List Records

List Airtable records from a table with optional fields, sorting, view filters, formula filters, and pagination.

airtable.list_records

Get Record

Read a single Airtable record by record ID.

airtable.get_record

Create Records

Create one or more Airtable records in a table.

airtable.create_records

Update Records

Update one or more existing Airtable records by record ID.

airtable.update_records

Delete Records

Delete one or more Airtable records by record ID.

airtable.delete_records

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I connect with a personal access token?

Yes. Airtable authorization and personal access tokens are both supported. The token must grant the required permissions and access to the base you want to use.

How does AI know which fields to use?

It can inspect the table schema before creating records. Give the base and table plus the information to enter, and clarify how it should map to existing fields.

Will updating a record replace every field?

Record updates change the fields supplied for the identified records. Specify the record IDs and only the fields you intend to change.

Can AI access every base in my account?

Access follows the authorization or token you connect. A base must be included in that access, and the account must have the permissions required for the operation.