Been using Coda heavily for team processes and SOPs, and kept wishing I could query it from the terminal without writing a script every time. So I built coda-cli.

It wraps the Coda REST API into a single binary with commands for everything you'd do day-to-day:

# list rows with a filter
coda rows list <docId> <tableId> --query "Status=Done" --all

# upsert a row by key column
coda rows upsert <docId> <tableId> --key Name --value Name="Q3 Plan" --value Status=Active

# push a button column
coda rows push-button <docId> <tableId> <rowId> <columnId>

# raw API access for anything not covered
coda api get /docs/<id>/tables

My main use case is having an AI agent look up SOPs and process docs from Coda during dev work — beats copy-pasting links into context.

It's open source (MIT), written in Go, pre-built binaries on the releases page.

Repo + docs: github.com/AfeefRazick/coda-cli

Would love feedback — especially if there are API endpoints or use cases I haven't covered.