A Model Context Protocol server that provides read and write access to Airtable databases. This server enables LLMs to inspect database schemas, then read and write records.
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AIRTABLE_API_KEYAPI keyrequiredAirtable personal access token (e.g., pat123.abc123). Create at https://airtable.com/create/tokens/new with scopes: schema.bases:read, data.records:read, and optionally schema.bases:write and…
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create_commentCreate a comment on a recordCreate a comment on a record
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create_fieldCreate a new field in a tableCreate a new field in a table
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create_recordCreate a new record in a tableCreate a new record in a table
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create_tableCreate a new table in a baseCreate a new table in a base
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delete_recordsprivilegedDelete records from a tableDelete records from a table
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describe_tableGet detailed information about a specific tableGet detailed information about a specific table
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get_recordGet a specific record by IDGet a specific record by ID
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list_basesList all accessible Airtable basesList all accessible Airtable bases
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list_commentsList comments on a recordList comments on a record
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list_recordsList records from a tableList records from a table
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list_tablesList all tables in a specific baseList all tables in a specific base
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search_recordsSearch for records containing specific textSearch for records containing specific text
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update_fieldUpdate a field's name or descriptionUpdate a field's name or description
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update_recordsUpdate up to 10 records in a tableUpdate up to 10 records in a table
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update_tableUpdate a table's name or descriptionUpdate a table's name or description
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upload_attachmentprivilegedUpload a file directly to an attachment field on an existing record using Airtable's upload API. Supports files up to 5 MB. For larger files, use create_record or update_records with a public URL. The record must already exist.Upload a file directly to an attachment field on an existing record using Airtable's upload API. Supports files up to 5 MB. For larger files, use create_record or update_records with a public URL. The record must already exist.
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A Model Context Protocol server that provides read and write access to Airtable databases. This server enables LLMs to inspect database schemas, then read and write records.
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