Obsidian plugins with #markdown-tasks#

The LLR plugin records task start times, finish times and day flow directly in Markdown, so your history stays readable and portable instead of living in a separate database. Its main `Toggle Task` command handles task creation, start and completion in one flow, while inline timestamps, estimates and durations stay editable as plain text. It also supports note-based routines with repeat rules in YAML frontmatter, routine insertion into daily notes and a sidebar Summary View for tracking completed, running and upcoming work. On mobile, checkbox gestures expose the same workflow with short and long press actions. The plugin also includes an experimental spaced repetition mode for regular notes, but its main focus is lightweight task recording and routine execution.

The Note Progressbar plugin adds a small progress bar above the current note so you can see how much of a task list is finished without scanning every checkbox by hand. It reads standard Markdown tasks from the active note and shows the completed count, total count and percentage in a simple bar that matches the current theme. The display updates while you work, so ticking or clearing tasks changes the numbers almost at once. If a note has no tasks, the bar disappears instead of taking up space, and you can toggle it on or off for the vault from the command palette.

The Checkbox Autochecker plugin keeps parent and child checkboxes in sync, making task management inside Markdown lists far smoother. It can automatically mark a parent as complete when all its children are checked, or cascade changes downward when toggling the parent. Three propagation modes - Loose, Partial Strict, and Strict - give you control over how aggressively changes flow, whether only syncing upward or overwriting all children. It works instantly while typing, supports deeply nested lists, and respects standard Markdown formatting, so there's no lock in.