Claude Fibery connectorWhat Claude can do in your Fibery account.

Appends a chart tab to an existing Fibery report, so the numbers of a report also show up as a visual.

Puts items into a collection field of an entity: assigning a person, attaching a tag or linking a related record.

Posts a comment on an entity, or a reply to an existing comment on the same entity.

Downloads a file from a web address and attaches it to an entity's file field.

Anchors comments to selected text inside a document, the same threads people see in the Fibery editor, several at once if needed.

Adds a metric tab to a report, a single headline number instead of a table or chart.

Adds a table tab to a report, for readers who prefer rows and columns to a chart.

Sets up an automation rule or a button for a database; rules need at least one trigger, buttons run when someone clicks them.

Switches on avatar images for the entities of a database.

Enables comments on the entities of a database, so people can discuss each record.

Scaffolds a new custom app, one of the small React apps embedded in Fibery views, from Fibery's starter template.

Issues a short-lived access token for developing a custom app locally.

Builds one or more databases inside a space, the containers that hold a kind of record such as bugs or features.

Adds one or more new records to a database: bugs, features, tasks, customer requests.

Adds a file attachment field to a database so records can carry documents.

Creates a calculated field from a plain-English description; Fibery generates the formula itself.

Turns on emoji icons for the entities of a database, a small visual marker shown next to each record's name in lists and boards.

Adds a multi-choice, tag-style field to a database.

Adds simple fields to a database: text, number, date, date range, checkbox, URL, email, phone, location or rich-text document.

Links two databases with a relation field, choosing its cardinality such as one-to-many or many-to-many, so records on both sides can point at each other.

Builds a new report with its data sources and a title.

Adds a single-choice dropdown with coloured options to a database.

Opens a new top-level space in the workspace.

Produces a new view: grid, list, board, timeline, calendar, gantt, gallery, map, feed, embed, form, standalone document or whiteboard.

Defines the workflow field of a database: its stages and whether each one counts as not started, started or finished.

Permanently deletes an automation rule or button.

Turns avatar images back off for a database's entities.

Disables comments on the entities of a database, removing the discussion thread that sat on each record.

Removes databases from a space.

Deletes blocks from a document, each with everything nested under it.

Permanently deletes records. Fibery states that it cannot be undone.

Removes one or several fields from a database, taking them out of every record of that database.

Switches emoji icons off for a database, so its records show their names without the small marker.

Removes a whole top-level space.

Clears one or several views out of the workspace, while the records they displayed stay exactly where they were.

Deletes the workflow field of a database together with the stages it defined for each record.

Creates, updates or deletes whiteboard elements: shapes, text, links, sticky notes, sections and freehand strokes.

Inserts new blocks from Markdown, such as headings, paragraphs, lists, tables or images, before or after a block or at either end of the document.

Moves blocks, with all their children, to a new position in the document.

Takes items out of a collection field: unassigning a person, dropping a tag, unlinking a record.

Removes a dimension within a report tab, for example the breakdown that splits a chart by team or by month.

Deletes a tab from a report, whether it held a chart, a metric or a table.

Renames databases, and can also move one to a different space.

Gives one or several fields of a database a new name, without touching the values they hold.

Swaps one exact text occurrence inside a block and leaves the rest untouched, so formatting and comments survive; Fibery calls it the preferred tool for small fixes.

Adds replies to existing inline comment threads, several in one call if needed.

Changes block attributes: heading level, task done or to-do state, code language, callout icon.

Rewrites the inline content of one or more existing text blocks from Markdown, keeping each block's type, attributes, identifier and position.

Moves a record to another workflow state, for example from In Progress to Done, the way someone would drag a card across a board.

Modifies an existing rule or button: rename it, enable or disable it, replace triggers or filters, and add, change or delete actions.

Adjusts a dimension within a report tab, such as the field a chart is grouped by.

Updates fields on existing records; only the fields you name are changed.

Updates a calculated field, again from a plain-English description that Fibery turns into the formula.

Modifies a multi-choice field and its options, such as adding, renaming or recolouring a choice.

Updates a report's title and/or its data sources, leaving its tabs in place.

Edits a single-choice dropdown and its coloured options, for example a label or a colour.

Adjusts scalar properties of a report tab, such as its name or simple display settings.

Edits an existing view's name, description, space or configuration.

Reshapes the workflow field of a database: its stages and whether each counts as not started, started or finished.