Yes, this is drafted by Claude - I wrote some horrible rambling monstrosity, and Claude said “no man, don’t post that.” I agreed:
As an architect building out Fibery for a small team, I’ve gone all-in on views as the primary way my users navigate. But here’s my problem: I can’t easily see which views reference a given database.
When I click on a database, I see the database itself — entities, fields, schema. What I don’t see is: which board views, list views, table views, or entity views are built on top of it. I have to hunt through spaces and folders to find them.
This matters because once you start building views seriously, the number grows fast. I have views for different user roles, different workflows, different stages of a matter. When I need to update something about a database — rename a field, change an enum — I want to immediately see what views will be affected.
The ask: When viewing a database (either in the sidebar or in the database settings), add a panel or link that shows all views that use this database — including relation views on other databases’ entity views.
This would save architects significant time navigating between views and databases, especially in workspaces with 10+ views per database.