Query and manage Airtable bases, tables, and records via the uni CLI.
npx skills add https://github.com/shockz09/uni-cli --skill uni-airtable
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: uni-airtable Source: https://github.com/shockz09/uni-cli/tree/main/skill/skills/uni-airtable Command: npx skills add https://github.com/shockz09/uni-cli --skill uni-airtable
Airtable data is often siloed behind web UIs or API calls. This Skill provides a CLI-based way to query bases, inspect tables, and CRUD records directly from the terminal, speeding data workflows and reducing context switching.
Use uni airtable to list bases, inspect tables in a base, and fetch or modify records. Example: uni airtable bases; uni airtable tables appXXXXX; uni airtable records Tasks -b appXXXXX -n 10
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can manage Airtable records from the command line by using the uni airtable commands to list, fetch, create, update, and delete data directly from your terminal. This requires setting the AIRTABLE_API_KEY for authentication.
Yes, you can query Airtable bases without the web UI by executing uni airtable bases to list all available bases. This CLI approach allows you to inspect tables and fetch records without leaving the terminal interface.
To interact with Airtable data via CLI, you need an AIRTABLE_API_KEY for authentication and the uni CLI installed. This setup allows you to perform CRUD operations on records across multiple bases from the terminal.
To list tables in a specific Airtable base from the terminal, use the command uni airtable tables followed by your base ID. This returns a list of all tables contained within that specific base.
CLI-based Airtable access is suitable for inventory tracking, project management, and dataset curation workflows. It allows you to query and modify records across multiple bases directly from the terminal, reducing context switching.
To fetch a limited number of records from an Airtable table via CLI, use the command uni airtable records with the table name, base ID flag, and the -n flag followed by the desired record limit number.
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