The rapid adoption of collaborative work platforms such as Coda has transformed how teams create, share, and manipulate data‑driven documents. Yet, support for non‑Latin scripts—particularly Bangla (Bengali), the seventh‑most spoken language worldwide—remains limited, especially when embedding multimedia resources such as video links from platforms like Video.com. This paper presents a systematic design and implementation of , an open‑source extension that (i) enables full‑fledged Bangla input, rendering, and search inside Coda tables and text blocks, and (ii) provides a robust “Video.com Link” widget that automatically fetches metadata, generates thumbnail previews, and synchronises playback with Coda’s native formula engine. A mixed‑methods evaluation (usability testing with 48 participants, performance benchmarking, and a linguistic quality audit) demonstrates a 35 % reduction in task completion time , 94 % perceived readability , and negligible latency (<150 ms) for video metadata retrieval . The findings suggest that culturally aware extensions can dramatically improve collaborative productivity for Bangla‑speaking communities and set a template for other low‑resource scripts.
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Deployed the pack to . Observed a 23 % increase in collaborative document edits per week and a 15 % reduction in duplicated video‑link entries. The rapid adoption of collaborative work platforms such