The Odoo API supports various filters that you can use to query records based on specific conditions. Here are some commonly used filters in the Odoo API:

1. Equals (=): To filter records that match a specific value, you can use the equals operator. For example:
- `domain=[('field_name', '=', 'value')]`

2. Not Equals (!=): To filter records that do not match a specific value, you can use the not equals operator. For example:
- `domain=[('field_name', '!=', 'value')]`

3. Greater Than (>), Less Than ( - `domain=[('field_name', '>', value)]`
- `domain=[('field_name', '
4. Greater Than or Equal To (>=), Less Than or Equal To (<=): To filter records based on numerical or date fields, including the specified value, you can use greater than or equal to and less than or equal to operators. For example:
- `domain=[('field_name', '>=', value)]`
- `domain=[('field_name', '<=', value)]`

5. In: To filter records that match any value from a list of values, you can use the in operator. For example:
- `domain=[('field_name', 'in', ['value1', 'value2', 'value3'])]`

6. Not In: To filter records that do not match any value from a list of values, you can use the not in operator. For example:
- `domain=[('field_name', 'not in', ['value1', 'value2', 'value3'])]`

7. Like: To filter records based on a pattern or substring match, you can use the like operator. It supports wildcard characters: % represents any number of characters, and _ represents a single character. For example:
- `domain=[('field_name', 'like', 'abc%')]`
- `domain=[('field_name', 'like', '%xyz')]`
- `domain=[('field_name', 'like', '_a%b_')]`

8. Not Like: To filter records that do not match a specific pattern or substring, you can use the not like operator. For example:
- `domain=[('field_name', 'not like', 'abc%')]`