Import and organize your Google Photos right in Coda.
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Import and organize your Google Photos right in Coda.
GitHub workflows for coda pack development
Service metadata and introspection toolkit for inspecting ArcGIS services, validating URLs, and exploring service layers and fields
Integration with Fannie Mae's housing finance data API to retrieve current loan and income limits for any US county, census tract, or address
Complete Webflow API integration for managing Webflow sites from Coda, including pages, CMS items, e-commerce data, and site structure
A pack for Coda.io that enables date -> business quarter conversion
Text-processing utility for keyword extraction -- strips common word categories and custom terms from text using configurable filters
Mortgage underwriting functions with formulas like UnderwriteLoan and CalculateHELOC, plus sync tables for borrower Liabilities and REOs
Complete suite of financial calculations including loan/annuity formulas, investment analysis (NPV, IRR, XIRR), and date-based calculations
Enhanced table utilities adding direct Coda table creation and column analysis capabilities to all v1 features
Coda Pack for ArcGIS REST Services: service discovery, feature queries, spatial operations, request caching, and rate limiting.
Core mortgage loan origination pack with financial calculations including monthly payments, amortization schedules, APR, and Debt-to-Income ratios
Legacy implementation providing generic GIS analysis functions for Snohomish County services - superseded by coda_arcgis-snohomish-county
Developer tool for managing and organizing favorite GitHub repositories within Coda with custom tagging and repository details
Design utility for working with colors directly in Coda - color conversion, generating color schemes, WCAG accessibility checking, and color preview
Complete integration with the Mistral AI platform, providing access to various AI models directly within Coda
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