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Twitter no longer exists. It's successor is rapidly deteriorating into a toxic and disturbing platform. On the other hand, other platforms and protocols (activity pub) are on the rise. This object has a very anachronistic feel and use case. I propose to replace it, not by adapting the weird X branding, but with a type more applicable to other social media.

I use daily note to collect idea, link , tweet... etc. but I cannot move those block to other page or notes. it would be great if I can open page on sidebar, then drag block between two side.

Right now you can only create object relationships as one directional single relations ships, meaning you would have to create a relationship twice to have a one-to-one bidirectional relation. or many-to-many (which is currently fine, but i would like to see also the ability to limit many-to-many to a subset of objects based on a filter and have it remain bidirectional) but currently one-to-many relationships are not supported, which would help my workflows dramatically, as i want to ensure some fields never have more than one relation in a certain direction.

I would like to see an integration of Capacities into Claude via the Model Contect Protocol. https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol

I would love to have expanded API to be able to programmatically interact with my spaces. While Capacities seems to be good in regards to holding my information for myself, I want to programmatically pull it into a web application to transform and display the information in a specific way. For examples an endpoint like this: "/space/{space-id}/Daily-Notes/{note-id}" or "/space/{space-id}/People/{person-name}" Ideally this would work with custom objects as well, like "/space/{space-id}/Custom-Scenario/{record-id}". These end points can be used for the following scenarios: Get a single record from a specific Id or Name & Object Id Get all the records of a specific object Create a new record of a specific object Create multiple records of a specific object Update an existing record.

I would like to be able to use variables in more places than just queries. For instance, I would like to use the date and the People Involved properties in the Title in a template. That way the template doesn't add the current date into the title but, rather it uses the date of the meting from the date field (which is populated when I import from my calendar), and the name of the person which I can easily add.

These are features I’ve noticed are inly available on certain platforms that I think really ought to be accessible regardless of what you’re using. Each one of the suggestions listed causes me to have to seitch devices regularly during a session in order to maintain my workflow: Create a new object Edit object settings Group blocks (not possible on tablet as far as I can tell) Turn blocks into objects (not possible on phone) Linking/creating objects from inline text with “@“ is buggy on desktop

Browser version: I hate that I can't add or modify a filter in table view unless I'm at the top of the list. Sometimes I'm hundreds of rows down, and going to the top to add a filter, and losing my place in the list, is really burdensome. I also don't like that the horizontal scroll bar is only at the bottom of the list. These navigation and action items should not be scrolled out of view when moving through the list.

I would love to choose the specific Todoist Project and Section when sending a task from Capacity to Todoist. At the moment I have to add all project that I want to choose from in a cumbersome way via settings. I frequently create new projects in Todoist and this detour is inconvenient. Is this an API issue? The integration with Todoist is so clean and incredibly useful but I don't like taking the extra step via the Todoist Inbox every time I create a task.

Very often, multiple pages will have the same title but be part of different parent pages / projects / etc. For example, the TODO pages of multiple projects, or the Images pages of media projects. In search, all those pages show the same title and are indistinguishable. So if I want to quickly access the TODO page of Project A, I can't Cmd+P TODO and pick the right one straight from the results list. But I would be able to tell them apart if some context was shown in the search results. For instance in Notion, the trail of parent pages is shown in grey to the right of the page name. In VSCode, the parent directories are shown in grey to the right of the file name.