Views

Every view reads the same typed dataset — switching layout never changes what’s queried, only how it’s rendered.

List — sortable, multi-select, full keyboard navigation.
Table — inline edit, sortable headers, one row per Object.
Board (Kanban) — group by any string or boolean property, drag between columns.
Calendar — month grid, previous/next, today highlighted, pick which date property drives placement.
Gallery — cover image or a type-colored placeholder, lazily-loaded.
Graph — a Barnes–Hut force layout (O(n log n)), tested to a 10,000-node budget without dropping frames.

Time-oriented views

Daily Notes (⌘T) — a built-in Daily Note Type, one Object per day.
Today — every Object whose any date/datetime property lands on today, aggregated in one place.
Upcoming — reminders bucketed into Overdue / Today / This week / Later.
Tasks — due-bucketed (Overdue / Today / Upcoming / No date / Done), quick-add, inline complete; completing a recurring task rolls its due date forward automatically.

Discussions — every open comment thread across the workspace, grouped by Object, with a resolved/unresolved toggle.
Tabs — browser-style multi-Object editing with pinned tabs (⌃Tab / ⌃⇧Tab to cycle, ⌘W to close).
Trash — soft delete, restore, bulk purge.

Any TQL query plus a chosen layout can be saved as a Saved View. You can edit or delete it like any other Object.

Next: Query language (TQL) — how these views actually select their data.