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v0.3.0Felipe RestrepoMITUpdated 1y agonpmGitHub

An Airtable Model Context Protocol Server

A Model Context Protocol server that provides tools for interacting with Airtable's API. This server enables programmatic management of Airtable bases, tables, fields, and records through Claude Desktop or other MCP clients. This MCP server features a specialized implementation that allows it to build tables in stages, leveraging Claude's agentic capabilities and minimizing the failure rate…

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AuthorFelipe Restrepo
LicenseMIT
Version0.3.0
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Dependencies33 resolved · 1 with advisories
Tool surface12 tools · 1 privileged
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Tools

12 tools · 1 privileged
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list_basesNo description published

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list_tablesNo description published

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create_tableNo description published

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update_tableNo description published

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create_fieldNo description published

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update_fieldNo description published

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list_recordsNo description published

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create_recordNo description published

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update_recordNo description published

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delete_recordprivilegedNo description published

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search_recordsNo description published

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get_recordNo description published

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A Model Context Protocol server that provides tools for interacting with Airtable's API. This server enables programmatic management of Airtable bases, tables, fields, and records through Claude Desktop or other MCP clients. This MCP server features a specialized implementation that allows it to build tables in stages, leveraging Claude's agentic capabilities and minimizing the failure rate typically seen in other MCP servers for Airtable when building complex tables. It also includes system

Keywords
airtablemcpmodel-context-protocolclaudeapi
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