Folder views

Click a folder in the sidebar and every flow below it — subfolders included — is listed as a table: one row per flow, one column per property. The toolbar searches, picks which properties are shown and in which order, sorts, and filters.

Those settings are views, saved in a single views.yaml at the root of your context directory, in the shape Obsidian Bases uses:

formulas:
  coverage: 'if(flow.steps > 3, "deep", "shallow")'
properties:
  note.owner:
    displayName: Responsable
views:
  - type: table
    name: Critical
    filters:
      and:
        - priority > 5
    order: [file.name, note.owner, note.priority, formula.coverage]
    sort:
      - property: note.priority
        direction: DESC

A view is not tied to a folder: every view is a tab on every folder, and applies to whichever folder is open. Which one a folder was last opened with is remembered in your browser, so views.yaml holds no folder references.

• Properties — the columns, and their order. Renaming one here writes a displayName, which every view then follows.
• Sort — stack several: the first that separates two flows wins.
• Filter — see Filters and formulas.
• ⋯ › Formulas — columns worked out from the others.