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Airtable is an Available Work & Knowledge integration. daoco connects directly to Airtable’s hosted MCP server over Streamable HTTP. It can inspect or update bases, tables, fields, records, interfaces, forms, and automation drafts from chat. daoco uses Airtable’s default Dynamic Client Registration flow. You do not need Airtable to review or approve the connection, and you do not need to create an Airtable OAuth app first. Your Airtable organization may still require an administrator to allow the integration under its own third-party integration policy.

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Connect Airtable

1

Open the Airtable card

In daoco, open Connections -> Integrations -> Work & Knowledge and choose Airtable.
2

Approve Airtable OAuth

Choose Connect, sign in to Airtable, and select the bases, apps, or workspaces daoco should use. Airtable applies your existing permissions to every MCP call.
3

Verify from chat

Ask /integration for a read-only base, table, field, or record summary before approving updates.
Review proposed base, table, field, record, interface, form, and automation changes before approving writes. Airtable saves new or updated automations as drafts. Turn them on from the Airtable UI after review.

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Airtable organization controls

Airtable may block third-party integrations when an organization administrator has enabled an allowlist. That is an organization policy, not an Airtable product approval. Ask the Airtable administrator to allow the OAuth client used by the daoco connection. You can change the permitted bases and apps from Airtable’s third-party integrations pane. Disconnecting Airtable in daoco removes the stored daoco connection. Delete the integration in Airtable as well when you want Airtable to revoke the grant. See Airtable’s custom MCP client setup and tool reference for the current provider contract.