Create tasks in Fibery without leaving your keyboard. The extension discovers your workspace databases and fields, hides deleted databases, and remembers the last destination you used.
Name field.acme, or its full https://acme.fibery.io URL.The token has the same workspace permissions as the Fibery user who created it. Only grant that user access to data the extension should be able to read or modify.
⌘ Enter on macOS or Ctrl Enter on
Windows.Run Refresh Fibery Schema from the Action Panel after changing databases or fields in Fibery.
Rich-text fields and date ranges are not currently shown because Fibery requires specialized API operations to populate them.
*.fibery.io.The database must be active and have a writable field named Name. Run Refresh Fibery Schema after making schema
changes.
Read-only, deleted, rich-text, and date-range fields are not shown. Your Fibery user must also have permission to access the field.
The API token's Fibery user must have access to the relevant users. Relation selectors currently load up to 100 options.
Create a new token from Fibery's API Tokens page and replace the token in Raycast's extension preferences. Confirm that the workspace name matches the subdomain in your Fibery URL.
Requires Node.js 22.14 or later, npm 7 or later, and Raycast.
npm install
npm run dev
Run npm run lint and npm run build before publishing.
The extension uses Fibery's official POST /api/commands endpoint:
fibery.schema/query discovers active databases and writable fields.fibery.entity/query loads relation and select options.fibery.entity/create creates the task.fibery.entity/add-collection-items attaches values to collection fields.Static API tokens use Fibery's Authorization: Token … header. See the
Fibery authentication documentation and
HTTP API documentation.