Connect one Coda doc to a client mind so its changed pages stay searchable in Armbrain.
Before you connect
You need:
- A client mind in Armbrain.
- A Coda API token. In Coda, open Account settings → API settings, then generate and copy a token.
- The doc ID. Open the Coda doc and copy the short ID immediately after
_din its URL.
Treat the API token like a password. Enter it only in Armbrain HQ.
Connect
- Open Settings → Connectors in Armbrain HQ.
- Choose Coda.
- Select the client mind that should receive the doc.
- Paste the Coda API token.
- Paste the Coda doc ID.
- Select Continue.
Armbrain checks that the token can read the doc before encrypting and saving it.
What it imports
- Pages changed since the last successful sync.
- Page canvas text and readable table content.
- Page titles as source attribution.
The first sync imports every page with a valid Coda update timestamp. Later syncs import only pages changed after the last successful poll. Editing a page creates a new version without duplicating an unchanged version.
Sync behavior
- Polling runs every 15 minutes.
- Coda prepares page exports asynchronously. If an export is still being prepared, Armbrain retries it instead of pausing the connector.
- Authentication failures pause the connector so the token can be replaced. Temporary Coda errors and rate limits retry automatically.
Troubleshooting
- API token rejected: Generate a new token in Coda account settings and confirm the token owner can open the doc.
- Document not found: Copy only the doc ID after
_din the Coda URL. Confirm the token owner still has access. - A recent edit is missing: Wait for the next 15-minute poll and confirm Coda shows a newer page update time.
- A table looks simplified: Armbrain stores tables as readable text for search; it does not preserve Coda's interactive controls.