Hosting

hosted

Transport

Streamable HTTP

Endpoint

https://coda.io/apis/mcp

Authentication

Coda MCP-scoped personal access token; supported clients may offer other approved auth flows.

Requirements

• Coda/Superhuman Docs account and access to target workspace content.
• Remote MCP-capable client with OAuth 2 PKCE or secure PAT configuration.
• Free-plan limits apply; the provider documents a limited free taste for eligible users, while paid Doc Makers have full MCP experience.

Setup steps

1. Use the current official endpoint https://docs.superhuman.com/apis/mcp.
2. Where supported, configure OAuth 2 with PKCE and choose the workspace/folder reach during authorization.
3. For a client that requires a token, open the account API settings, generate a token restricted to MCP, choose read-only or the minimum needed scope, and provide it through the client's secure secret mechanism.
4. Verify by listing or searching a document; review write/delete permissions before enabling mutating actions.

39 tool identifiers and descriptions transcribed from Superhuman’s current official Tools and endpoints reference via Crawl4AI. The publisher explicitly warns that names and parameters may change while the MCP is in beta; treat this as a dated published roster, not a permanent contract.

• search

  Search documents, pages, tables, rows, folders, and people, or list documents by recency.

  01
• url_convert

  Convert between Coda or Superhuman resource URIs and web URLs.

  02
• whoami

  Get the authenticated user and their workspaces.

  03
• tool_guide

  Get detailed usage guidance for Docs MCP topics and parameters.

  04
• name_match

  Match page, table, view, or person names to likely resource URIs.

  05
• notifications_list

  List the current user’s mentions and notifications.

  06
• notifications_mark_read

  Mark selected notifications read by timestamp.

  07
• allow_locked_page_edits

  Allow this connection to edit locked pages after user agreement.

  08
• document_create

  Create a Coda document.

  09
• document_delete

  Permanently delete a document.

  10
• document_outline

  Return document metadata and a paginated outline of its pages.

  11
• document_manage

  Change document access permissions or move the document to a folder.

  12
• schema_explain

  Map a document’s tables, columns, views, and lookups.

  13
• page_create

  Create a page in a document.

  14
• page_update

  Update an existing page.

  15
• page_delete

  Delete a page, optionally including child pages.

  16
• page_describe

  Return page metadata and child-page outlines.

  17
• table_create

  Create a table with columns and optional initial data.

  18
• table_delete

  Delete a table and its data.

  19
• table_rows_read

  Read table row data and cell values.

  20
• table_rows_manage

  Add or update table rows.

  21
• table_rows_delete

  Delete table rows.

  22
• table_columns_manage

  Add or update table columns, types, or formulas.

  23
• table_columns_delete

  Delete table columns.

  24
• table_view_manage

  Add or configure table views, filters, sorts, groups, and charts.

  25
• table_view_delete

  Delete a table view.

  26
• table_columns_read

  Read table column schema and optional formats or views.

  27
• content_modify

  Insert, replace, delete, or format canvas content.

  28
• content_duplicate

  Duplicate pages, documents, or other content.

  29
• content_image_upload

  Upload an image to a canvas or create a signed upload URL.

  30
• comment_add

  Add a comment, reply, or emoji reaction.

  31
• comment_delete

  Delete a comment reply or comment thread.

  32
• comment_resolve

  Resolve or reopen a comment thread.

  33
• content_read

  Read page or cell-canvas body content.

  34
• document_suggest_changes

  Propose tracked changes for review without applying a live edit.

  35
• formula_execute

  Evaluate a Coda Formula Language expression.

  36
• control_manage

  Create or update a canvas control.

  37
• control_delete

  Delete a document canvas control.

  38
• control_read

  Read a canvas control’s configuration and current value.

  39

• MCP is beta; available tools depend on account role/plan. Free access is rate-limited.

• Coda's original setup article uses https://coda.io/apis/mcp, while current security guidance identifies https://docs.superhuman.com/apis/mcp as the official canonical endpoint and says the former endpoint remains supported but will be deprecated. The current canonical endpoint is saved.

• official setup documentation

  Documents supported clients and auth methods, endpoint, OAuth/PAT setup, and account/plan details.

• official security and endpoint documentation

  Identifies the new Superhuman Docs endpoint as canonical, confirms the prior Coda endpoint remains supported but is slated for deprecation, and documents OAuth/PAT scope and data access.

• official publisher avatar

  Coda GitHub organization avatar downloaded, decoded, and visually reviewed as the product's former official brand mark; used fallback tier D for the legacy Coda integration.

• official documentation

  Official Coda/Superhuman Help Center documents beta MCP read/write doc workflows and explicitly says tool names/parameters are not fixed and may change; detailed list is external and dynamic.

• official live tool reference

  Publisher reference lists 39 current tool IDs and says names/parameters are subject to change during beta.

Documentation checked 2026-10-28T18:15:00.000Z. Connection has not been runtime tested.