Base44 Superagents Get a Richer Data Tab With Board, Calendar and Gallery Views
Base44Base44 rebuilt the Data tab of its Superagents so each column is treated as its real type, meaning dates, numbers and links behave as expected. Users can sort, choose which columns to show and edit a cell in place. The same records can also be viewed as a board, calendar, gallery or feed.
Key Takeaways
- Typed columns mean Superagent data tabs now treat dates, numbers and links as what they are, so they behave the way users expect.
- Users can sort records and choose which columns to show, which keeps wide tables readable.
- Cells can be edited in place, so a user can correct a value where it sits.
- The same records can be shown as a board, calendar, gallery or feed, in addition to the table.
- The change applies to the Data tab of a Superagent, the place where an agent's stored records are reviewed.
- Base44 released it on October 22, 2026 as part of continued work on Superagents.
A Data Tab That Understands Your Columns
Base44 updated the Data tab of its Superagents so it no longer treats every column as plain text. Each column is now handled as what it actually is. Dates behave like dates, numbers like numbers, and links like links. The Data tab is where a Superagent's stored records live, so a better table makes it easier to see what an agent has collected and kept.
Working With Records Directly
The refreshed tab gives users the controls they would expect from a proper data grid. Records can be sorted, and users can choose which columns are shown so that a wide table stays readable. A cell can be edited right where it sits, so fixing a value no longer means leaving the table to change it somewhere else.
Five Ways to Look at the Same Data
The same records can now be displayed in several layouts: a table, a board, a calendar, a gallery or a feed. A board suits records that move through stages, a calendar suits anything with a date, and a gallery suits records with images or links. Switching the layout changes how the data is presented without changing the underlying records.
Why It Matters
Superagents collect and act on information over time, so people need a clear view of what the agent holds. Typed columns, in-place editing and multiple layouts make that view easier to read and to correct. Base44 published the change in its product changelog on October 22, 2026.