This is the foundational context skill you'll want when working with Airtable's API or building integrations. It maps out the entire data model: bases as top-level containers, tables with typed fields, records with unique IDs, and views that filter without touching underlying data. The coverage of automations and interfaces is especially useful since those affect what your code can actually access. If you're debugging why a user can't see certain tables, this explains the interface permission model. It's reference material, not executable code, but it'll save you from constantly looking up whether a view is a data copy or just a display config.
npx skills add https://github.com/airtable/skills --skill airtable-overviewjuliusbrussee/caveman
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