Operator Queue

This example builds a queue page for records that need human action.

Table

Create review_case.

Field or relation	Type	Notes
title	string	Required
status	select	open, in_review, resolved
priority	select	low, normal, high
assignee	many-to-one relation to enfyra_user	Optional
payload	simple-json	Optional

Query Pattern

Use server-side filters and bounded pagination. Do not fetch an arbitrary large limit and filter in the browser.

const page = ref(1);
const status = ref('open');
const search = ref('');

const query = computed(() => ({
  filter: JSON.stringify({
    _and: [
      { status: { _eq: status.value } },
      search.value
        ? { title: { _contains: search.value } }
        : {}
    ]
  }),
  fields: 'id,title,status,priority,assignee.email,createdAt',
  sort: 'priority,-createdAt',
  page: page.value,
  limit: 25,
  meta: 'filterCount'
}));

Claim Action

Create POST /review-cases/claim.

if (!@USER?.id) {
  @THROW401();
}

const id = @BODY.id;
if (!id) {
  @THROW400('id is required');
}

const updated = await #review_case.update({
  id,
  data: {
    status: 'in_review',
    assignee: { id: @USER.id }
  }
});

return updated.data?.[0] || null;

Use PermissionGate around the claim button and require POST /review-cases/claim permission.