Airtable Bases | Integrations | AutoGPT

Airtable Create Base

What it is

Create or find a base in Airtable

How it works

This block creates a new Airtable base in a specified workspace, or finds an existing one with the same name. When creating, you can optionally define initial tables and their fields to set up the schema.

Enable find_existing to search for a base with the same name before creating a new one, preventing duplicates in your workspace.

Inputs

Input	Description	Type	Required
`workspace_id`	The workspace ID where the base will be created	str	Yes
`name`	The name of the new base	str	Yes
`find_existing`	If true, return existing base with same name instead of creating duplicate	bool	No
`tables`	At least one table and field must be specified. Array of table objects to create in the base. Each table should have 'name' and 'fields' properties	List[Dict[str, Any]]	No

Outputs

Output	Description	Type
`error`	Error message if the operation failed	str
`base_id`	The ID of the created or found base	str
`tables`	Array of table objects	List[Dict[str, Any]]
`table`	A single table object	Dict[str, Any]
`was_created`	True if a new base was created, False if existing was found	bool

Possible use case

Project Setup: Automatically create new bases when projects start with predefined table structures.

Template Deployment: Deploy standardized base templates across teams or clients.

Multi-Tenant Apps: Create separate bases for each customer or project programmatically.

Airtable List Bases

What it is

List all bases in Airtable

How it works

This block retrieves a list of all Airtable bases accessible to your connected account. It returns basic information about each base including ID, name, and permission level.

Results are paginated; use the offset output to retrieve additional pages if there are more bases than returned in a single call.

Inputs

Input	Description	Type	Required
`trigger`	Trigger the block to run - value is ignored	str	No
`offset`	Pagination offset from previous request	str	No

Outputs

Output	Description	Type
`error`	Error message if the operation failed	str
`bases`	Array of base objects	List[Dict[str, Any]]
`offset`	Offset for next page (null if no more bases)	str

Possible use case

Base Discovery: Find available bases for building dynamic dropdowns or navigation.

Inventory Management: List all bases in an organization for auditing or documentation.

Cross-Base Operations: Enumerate bases to perform operations across multiple databases.