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      "content": "# Plan: Add saved project views\n\n## Review request\nReview this plan directly; skip optional /office-hours.\nAfter I select a review mode, briefly explain in your own words how you will\napply that mode to this plan before asking the next review question.\n\n## Goal\nTeam members repeatedly recreate filters on a project task list. Let each\nmember save a named combination of filters and sort order and reopen it later.\n\n## Approach\n- Add a saved_views table scoped to the project and member.\n- Provide authenticated create, list, update, and delete endpoints.\n- Add a view picker and a save action beside the existing task filters.\n- Keep existing task access rules when applying a saved view.\n\n## Validation\n- Test persistence, project access, and reopening a view after task changes.\n- Measure whether members reuse saved views during a two-week pilot."
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