The /airtable command enables you to create and manage databases, tables, and records in Airtable. Perfect for:

• Managing project databases
• Tracking tasks and workflows
• Storing structured data
• Filtering and sorting records
• Automating data operations

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Basic Usage

Use the command to interact with your Airtable bases:

/airtable list all bases

/airtable in "Project Tracker" base, show all records from "Tasks" table

/airtable create record in "Tasks" with Name: "New Feature", Status: "Todo"

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Key Features

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Database Operations

• List all bases
• View base schemas
• Access table structures
• Manage views

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Record Management

• Create new records
• List and filter records
• Update existing data
• Bulk operations

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Data Filtering

• Filter by formula
• Sort by fields
• Limit results
• Custom views

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Example Commands

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List Records

/airtable show all records from "Contacts" table in "CRM" base

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Filter Records

/airtable find records in "Tasks" where Status = "In progress"

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Create Records

/airtable add to "Inventory" table: Name: "Widget A", Quantity: 100, Price: 25.99

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Bulk Create

/airtable add multiple records to "Orders":
- Customer: "Alice", Product: "Widget A", Quantity: 5
- Customer: "Bob", Product: "Widget B", Quantity: 3

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Tips

• Use base names for easier reference (the system will find the ID)
• Table names and IDs can be used interchangeably
• Apply filters to find specific records quickly
• Use typecast option for automatic data conversion