Review Database Structure
List databases and their table field definitions.
/oo Softr: List databases, then list tables in database [ID] and explain their field definitions.
Use AI with Softr to inspect databases, table schemas and configured views.
Copy a prompt into your agent with the oo Skill installed. Add your page links and source notes before running it.
List databases and their table field definitions.
/oo Softr: List databases, then list tables in database [ID] and explain their field definitions.
Read one table definition and its configured views.
/oo Softr: Get table [table ID] in database [database ID], list its views and explain the returned configuration.
Set up oo CLI and the oo Skill in your agent.
Install OOMOL →Provide a Softr Personal Access Token.
Connect Softr →Use /oo with the pages to read, the changes to make, and where to save the result.
Connection Guide →Choose Your Agent
Use AI with Softr to inspect databases, table schemas and configured views.
List databases and their table field definitions.
Read one table definition and its configured views.
List the Softr databases accessible to the connected Personal Access Token.
softr.list_databases Get one Softr database by ID.
softr.get_database List all tables in a Softr database, including their field definitions.
softr.list_tables Get one Softr table and its field definitions by database ID and table ID.
softr.get_table List the configured views for one Softr table.
softr.list_table_views Get one Softr table field definition by ID.
softr.get_table_field List a paginated page of records from one Softr table, optionally filtered by a table view.
softr.list_records Search records in one Softr table using optional filters, sorting, and pagination.
softr.search_records Get one Softr table record by ID.
softr.get_record Create one record in a Softr table.
softr.create_record Partially update the supplied fields of one Softr table record.
softr.update_record Permanently delete one Softr table record by ID.
softr.delete_record No matching tools.
No. They describe the table’s field schema and configured views.
Use both databaseId and tableId for table-level requests.
Use databaseId and tableId. Table definitions describe fields and views rather than all table records.
Manage which optional storage OOMOL can use. You can change these choices from the footer at any time.