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Make your data workspace easier to run.
Build NocoDB workspace inventories, public-data experiences, and operational controls around your existing bases. Give SPIRITT the outcome and let it build the system, coordinate your connected tools, and own the follow-through.
What you can do with NocoDB.
Understand the workspace
Map accessible workspaces, bases, and known table schemas into a useful operations inventory.
Build on shared data
Turn grouped records from public views into purpose-built dashboards and browsing experiences.
Keep operations healthy
Track application health, notifications, attachment imports, and approved view configuration changes.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace for your NocoDB workflows and the team that depends on them.
02
Connect NocoDB
Connect NocoDB with access to the account and resources needed for your mission. Connect any companion apps you want SPIRITT to coordinate.
03
Set the outcome
Choose a mission: build a workspace inventory. SPIRITT builds the workflow, checks its results, and keeps the next action moving.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put NocoDB to work.
Give NocoDB a mission
Questions
NocoDB, with SPIRITT.
01What can SPIRITT do with NocoDB?+
Build NocoDB workspace inventories, public-data experiences, and operational controls around your existing bases. Map accessible workspaces, bases, and known table schemas into a useful operations inventory.
02Can SPIRITT build an app from a public NocoDB view?+
Yes. It can retrieve grouped data from an intentionally shared view and build a custom interface around those records. The public view defines the source data available to that experience.
03Can it operate private records through this connection?+
This connection supports workspace discovery, known-table schema inspection, selected view settings, and attachment import. SPIRITT designs private-record workflows around the actual available operations rather than assuming full record creation and update access.
04Can it watch NocoDB health and notifications?+
Yes. It can check application health and instance information, retrieve notifications, and use long polling to keep a workspace operations queue current.
05Can NocoDB work with my other apps?+
Yes. Supabase can store workspace inventory; GitHub can track schema changes; Slack can route instance alerts. SPIRITT builds the handoffs using the separate connections you authorize and keeps the source records linked to their outcomes.
06How do I get started with NocoDB and SPIRITT?+
Open a workspace, connect NocoDB, and choose a mission: build a workspace inventory. Set the relevant account, inputs, and action boundaries. SPIRITT builds the system, verifies its results, and maintains the follow-through.