Saved views

A saved view is a named bundle of inbox filters (status / severity / assignee / honeycomb / labels / search). Once saved, it shows up as a chip above the toolbar and applies all its filters in a single click.

Views are per user, per hive — what you save is private to you. You can have up to 20 views per hive.

Creating a view

1. Set the filters you want (toolbar, label chips, search box).
2. Click Save view in the bar above the toolbar (only appears when at least one filter is active).
3. Pick a name. Toggle the pin checkbox if you want a chip for it.
4. Hit Save view.

The view is visible immediately as a chip (if pinned) or under Manage (if not).

Applying a view

Click the chip. The URL updates to reflect the view's filters and the table fetches the matching rows. The chip whose filters match the URL exactly gets highlighted so you can tell at a glance "I'm currently on this view".

Pinning / unpinning

Pinned views show as chips. Unpinned views live under Manage views. To toggle:

• Open Manage (gear icon at the right of the views bar).
• Click the pin icon on the row.

Order in the chip row: pinned-first, then alphabetical.

Renaming or deleting

From the Manage dialog:

• Trash icon — confirm and the view is gone (no undo; saved views are personal so this only affects you).
• No rename in the dialog yet — to rename, delete and re-save under the new name. We'll add inline rename if it's a common ask.

What gets stored

Internally the view stores a JSON of the URL query params it represents:

{
  "q": "login",
  "status": "open",
  "severity": "critical",
  "assignee": "me",
  "project": 5,
  "label": [3, 7]
}

Empty / null fields are stripped, so an "all open" view is just { "status": "open" }. Unknown fields are rejected at write time so a typo can't silently land in a saved view and miss the actual filter logic.

Sharing

Saved views aren't shareable — they're per-user. If you want to share a filtered view with a teammate, send them the URL instead. The URL is the source of truth for the inbox state, so any link reproduces the same filters.