#completed-tasks
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  • 1.
    Todoist completed tasks
    3 years ago by Andrew 'Ledary' Kulishov
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    Score: 58/100
    Category: 3rd Party Integrations
    The Todoist Completed Tasks plugin allows users to seamlessly integrate their completed tasks from Todoist into Obsidian notes. By specifying start and end segments in a note, users can fetch completed tasks for today, the past N hours, or based on custom date ranges. The plugin supports customizable prefixes and postfixes for tasks, making it compatible with other task management tools like Obsidian Tasks. With features designed to enhance task tracking within notes, it provides a streamlined way to manage completed Todoist tasks directly in Obsidian.
  • 2.
    Completed Area
    5 years ago by Daha
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    Score: 39/100
    The Completed Area plugin streamlines task management in Obsidian by moving completed to-do items into a designated 'Completed' section. Users can toggle this feature through a sidebar icon or a default shortcut (`Control + Enter`). The plugin allows customization of the completed area's header level (h1 to h6) and header name, with defaults set to h2 and 'Completed,' respectively. Users can also choose to disable the sidebar icon and rely solely on commands for a cleaner interface.
  • 3.
    Tasks Cleaner
    a month ago by lowit
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    Score: 30/100
    The Tasks Cleaner plugin helps you automatically tidy up your notes by removing old completed tasks after a configurable number of days. Designed for users who log tasks with completion dates, it scans your files for matching patterns using a customizable regular expression and deletes both the task and its associated indented description lines. You can limit cleanup to specific files using filename filters and review a summary of tasks before confirming deletion.
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    Completed Tasks
    2 months ago by Mgussekloo
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    Score: 30/100
    The Completed Tasks plugin automatically moves checked-off tasks to the bottom of their list, helping keep notes clean and focused. It runs in the background and checks for changes every few seconds to reorder completed items without interrupting your writing flow. It supports root-level task lists and ensures that subtasks stay attached to their parent task during sorting. The plugin also works well with the popular Tasks plugin, though it doesn't depend on it. With minimal setup and automatic operation, it's ideal for users who frequently work with to-do lists and want a tidy, distraction-free structure as they complete tasks.