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SteleKit has no editable grid/database view over a set of pages' properties. Trilium Notes' Table collection (https://docs.triliumnotes.org/user-guide/collections/table) is its flagship differentiator vs. plain outliners: property columns editable inline, sortable, with optional tree nesting — the same category of feature as Notion databases / Anytype sets.
SteleKit already stores page properties (Logseq key:: value first-block syntax) and has the underlying tag/reference data to group pages by. No existing project_plans/ entry covers a table view (checked graph-sections/graph-namespaces — those are about sync partitioning, not a UI view).
Why this matters
Turns "a set of pages sharing a tag" into a spreadsheet-like, at-a-glance, editable surface — useful for reading lists, project trackers, contact lists, etc. without leaving the graph.
Problem
SteleKit has no editable grid/database view over a set of pages' properties. Trilium Notes' Table collection (https://docs.triliumnotes.org/user-guide/collections/table) is its flagship differentiator vs. plain outliners: property columns editable inline, sortable, with optional tree nesting — the same category of feature as Notion databases / Anytype sets.
SteleKit already stores page properties (Logseq
key:: valuefirst-block syntax) and has the underlying tag/reference data to group pages by. No existingproject_plans/entry covers a table view (checkedgraph-sections/graph-namespaces— those are about sync partitioning, not a UI view).Why this matters
Suggested scope (v1)
#book).References
project_plans/entry covers this