Will it overwrite data I already have?

It fills what you ask it to fill. A brief like “fill the empty industry fields” touches only empty ones. If you want it to correct existing values, say so — and consider asking for a list of proposed changes first.

How large a base can it handle?

It works through a base in passes rather than loading it whole, so size is less of a limit than clarity: a well-named field it can reason about matters more than the row count.

Can it create new tables and fields?

Within the access you grant. In practice the better pattern is to create the structure yourself and let the agent populate it — you know what the base is for, and it does not.

Productivity

Airtable + Burrak AI

Turn an Airtable base into something an agent can read, fill and maintain.

Connects with OAuth — revoke any time

Airtable is where a lot of real operational data lives — pipelines, content calendars, inventories, applicant trackers. The tedious part is keeping it current. An agent can do the filling in: researching the blank fields, normalising what people typed by hand, and flagging the rows that contradict each other.

In the connector catalogue: Read bases, query tables, write records.

Things you could ask for

Written the way you would actually say them. An agent plans the steps itself.

“For every company in this base with an empty “industry” field, research it and fill the field in.”
“Check this content calendar for weeks with nothing scheduled and suggest topics for them.”
“Find rows where the status and the date disagree, and list what looks wrong.”
“Take these raw survey responses and categorise each one by theme in a new field.”
“Every Monday, summarise what changed in this base over the past week.”

Connecting it

1Create a Burrak account — the free plan is enough to try this.
2Open Connectors and choose Airtable.
3Authorise Burrak in Airtable's own window. Your password never reaches us; we receive a token you can revoke whenever you like.
4Give an agent a task. It will use the connector when the work calls for it.

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Airtable and Burrak, in practice

Will it overwrite data I already have?: It fills what you ask it to fill. A brief like “fill the empty industry fields” touches only empty ones. If you want it to correct existing values, say so — and consider asking for a list of proposed changes first.
How large a base can it handle?: It works through a base in passes rather than loading it whole, so size is less of a limit than clarity: a well-named field it can reason about matters more than the row count.
Can it create new tables and fields?: Within the access you grant. In practice the better pattern is to create the structure yourself and let the agent populate it — you know what the base is for, and it does not.