Latest Version

3 days ago

Changelog

0.1.10

The taskmap now follows Obsidian's base color scheme, including Adapt to system and community themes.
A new Theme setting offers Obsidian, Light, and Dark. Obsidian uses the active theme's colors. Light and Dark force the plugin's own palette. Dark is the only look that existed before this release.
Only colors change between themes. Sizes stay the same.
Settings show up in Obsidian's settings search on version 1.13 and later.
Updated valibot and devalue to versions outside published vulnerability ranges.

Obsidian Taskmap Plugin

Plan projects via interactive GUI task trees. No need to move tasks around manually — the automatic layout keeps your structure visually clear and easy to edit.

How to install

Taskmap is available via obsidian community portal https://community.obsidian.md/plugins/taskmap and "Community plugins" option in the obsidian app.

Why Taskmap?

Get your project state at a glance.

Large Kanban boards overwhelm. Taskmap's color-coded tree instantly shows:

Blocked areas
Progress status
Dependency flow

Canvas-style visualization, zero manual positioning.

Key Features

Automatic layout
Tree navigation via temporarily hiding irrelevant branches
Link tasks to obsidian notes for rich description
Color-coded status visualization
Automatic parent status from children
Link tasks outside of tree structure using blocker system
Theme support for the active Obsidian theme, with light and dark overrides

Theme

The taskmap follows Obsidian's base color scheme, including Adapt to system and community themes.

Set Theme in the plugin settings:

Obsidian uses the colors of the active theme.
Light forces the plugin's light palette.
Dark forces the plugin's dark palette. This was the only variant before theme support.

Colors change with the theme. Sizes stay the same.

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