List view

A flat, prioritized view of available nodes in a project. A projection of the graph data.

The list view is a flat rendering of a project's nodes in Plan mode, sorted by availability and structural priority. It's a projection of the graph data, not a separate source of truth.

What the list view shows

The list view displays:

  • Available nodes (work that can be started now) at the top
  • In-progress nodes with status indicators
  • Locked nodes further down, with their blocking prerequisites visible
  • Completed nodes archived or filtered out by default

The list is computed continuously from the graph. As nodes complete and the graph updates, the list reorders automatically.

When to use list view

The list view is useful for:

  • Daily standup style updates, where the team wants a flat read of what's happening now
  • Filtering and searching, where the list format makes text-based queries cheaper
  • Single-user execution, where the user just wants the next thing to work on without seeing the whole graph

The relationship to graph view

The list view and Graph view show the same underlying data. Marking a node complete in the list updates the graph. Adding a dependency in the graph reorders the list. The two views never disagree because they're rendering the same source of truth.

List view and graph view are both Plan mode views, rendering the same underlying graph data. Work mode uses different surfaces (Your day, Your week, Time overview) for the operating-on-work part of the workflow.

LAST UPDATED · 2026-05-12