coda-packsManage private Coda Packs by listing, creating, updating metadata, and deleting Packs using the Coda REST API v1 and CODA_API_TOKEN.
Install via ClawdBot CLI:
clawdbot install 0x7466/coda-packsManage Coda Packs through the REST API v1. Create, list, update, and delete private Packs.
The Coda REST API v1 has limited Pack management capabilities:
| Feature | REST API | Pack SDK CLI |
|---------|----------|--------------|
| List Packs | ā Available | ā |
| Create Pack | ā Available | ā |
| Update Pack | ā Available | ā |
| Delete Pack | ā Available | ā |
| Build Versions | ā Not available | ā Required |
| Gallery Submit | ā Not available | ā Required |
| Analytics | ā Not available | ā Required |
| Collaborators | ā Not available | ā Required |
For builds, gallery submission, and advanced features, use:
npx @codahq/packs-sdk register # Create account
npx @codahq/packs-sdk build # Build Pack
npx @codahq/packs-sdk release # Submit to GalleryUse this skill when the user wants to:
coda skillCODA_API_TOKENrequests library# Setup
export CODA_API_TOKEN="your_token_here"
# List your Packs
python scripts/coda_packs_cli.py packs list
# Create new Pack shell
python scripts/coda_packs_cli.py packs create \
--name "My Integration" \
--description "Does cool things"
# Update Pack
python scripts/coda_packs_cli.py packs update my-pack-id \
--description "Updated description"
# Delete Pack (requires confirmation)
python scripts/coda_packs_cli.py packs delete my-pack-idSince the REST API only supports basic Pack management, here's the complete workflow:
python scripts/coda_packs_cli.py packs create \
--name "Karakeep Bookmarks" \
--description "Save and search bookmarks"# Install Pack SDK
npm install -g @codahq/packs-sdk
# Initialize Pack project
npx @codahq/packs-sdk init karakeep-pack
# Develop your Pack (edit pack.ts)
# See: https://coda.io/packs/build/latest/guides/quickstart/
# Build and upload
npx @codahq/packs-sdk build
npx @codahq/packs-sdk upload
# Submit to Gallery (when ready)
npx @codahq/packs-sdk release# List all your Packs
python scripts/coda_packs_cli.py packs list
# Get Pack details
python scripts/coda_packs_cli.py packs get 48093
python scripts/coda_packs_cli.py packs get "Karakeep"
# Create new Pack
python scripts/coda_packs_cli.py packs create \
--name "My Pack" \
--description "Description" \
--readme "# My Pack\n\nDetails here"
# Update Pack metadata
python scripts/coda_packs_cli.py packs update my-pack-id \
--name "New Name" \
--description "New description"
# Delete Pack (requires confirmation)
python scripts/coda_packs_cli.py packs delete my-pack-id
# Or skip confirmation: --forceThe CLI accepts both numeric Pack IDs and Pack Names:
# These are equivalent:
python scripts/coda_packs_cli.py packs get 48093
python scripts/coda_packs_cli.py packs get "Karakeep"If the name is ambiguous, the CLI lists matches and exits.
| Operation | Risk | Confirmation |
|-----------|------|--------------|
| Delete Pack | Irreversible | "Delete Pack 'X'? This cannot be undone." |
Common API errors:
| Code | Meaning | Resolution |
|------|---------|------------|
| 401 | Invalid token | Refresh CODA_API_TOKEN |
| 403 | Insufficient permissions | Ensure token has Pack management rights |
| 404 | Pack not found | Check Pack ID or name |
| 429 | Rate limited | Wait and retry (handled automatically) |
Created for testing:
Next steps for full Pack development:
npx @codahq/packs-sdk init karakeep-packnpx @codahq/packs-sdk build && npx @codahq/packs-sdk uploadGenerated Mar 1, 2026
A SaaS company uses this skill to manage private Coda Packs that integrate their platform with Coda, allowing them to create and update Pack metadata as they release new features. They list existing Packs to track integrations and delete outdated ones to maintain a clean environment.
A marketing agency creates private Packs to build custom dashboards in Coda for client campaign tracking. They use the skill to set up Pack shells for different clients, update descriptions as campaigns evolve, and remove unused Packs after projects conclude.
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