The Task Collector (TC) plugin enhances task management in Obsidian by enabling users to mark, collect, and organize tasks efficiently. With features like a task-completion modal, configurable task marks, and commands for marking or collecting tasks, this plugin streamlines workflows. Users can define task groups and customize task marks for incomplete or completed tasks, facilitating dynamic task organization. The plugin also supports grouping tasks under specific headings within notes and provides options for cycling through task marks. Designed with flexibility in mind, it integrates seamlessly into both editing and reading modes, making it an ideal tool for structured task tracking and management.
The ToggleList plugin enhances Obsidian's checkbox functionality by introducing customizable states and toggling behaviors for tasks, lists, and other elements. Users can define state groups with prefixes, suffixes, and timestamps to suit various workflows, such as task management or journaling. The plugin offers hotkey support, a suggestion window for quick access, and state visualization for better organization. It integrates seamlessly with other plugins, enabling advanced configurations and queries.
Introducing Packrat: A Game-Changer for Obsidian Tasks
Hey there, fellow Obsidian users! This week, I'm excited to introduce you to a brand new plugin that's about to revolutionize the way you manage your tasks in Obsidian: Packrat!
As many of you know, Obsidian's Tasks plugin is an incredibly powerful tool for staying organized and focused. However, as your task list grows, it can become increasingly difficult to keep track of completed tasks, especially if they're recurring.
That's where Packrat comes in! This innovative plugin helps you automate the process of managing completed tasks by allowing you to set triggers that determine what happens to each completed task.
How Does It Work?
Packrat acts on completed checklist items in your active note that feature both a recurrence rule and at least one trigger. You can set up different triggers for different types of completed tasks, such as archiving them or deleting them.
For example, let's say you have a recurring task that needs to be done every week on Wednesday. When the task is completed, Packrat can automatically move it to an archive file or delete it entirely.
Example Use Case
Here's an example of how Packrat could work in practice:
Let's say you have the following checklist items in your note:
* A recurring task that needs to be done every week on Wednesday
* A recurring task that needs to be done every 10 days
* A non-recurring task that needs to be deleted after completion
When you complete the first recurring task, Packrat would move it to an archive file. When you complete the second recurring task, Packrat would delete it entirely. And when you complete the non-recurring task, Packrat would delete it immediately.
Installation
Packrat is easy to install via Obsidian's Community Plugins option in the Settings tab. Simply search for "Packrat" and click the "Install" button to get started!
Conclusion
Packrat is an incredibly powerful plugin that can help you streamline your task management process in Obsidian. With its customizable triggers and automated functionality, you'll be able to stay focused on what matters most: getting things done.
Give Packrat a try today and discover a more efficient way of managing your tasks!
The Tag Project plugin enhances task and project management in Obsidian by leveraging the capabilities of the Dataview plugin. It allows users to tag tasks and workflows across their vault and manage them centrally from a single page. With features like creating projects, subprojects, workflows, and task assignments via tags, it provides a streamlined approach to organizing tasks. The plugin supports customization with commands, hotkeys, and any Obsidian theme, making task management efficient and tailored. Additionally, it includes built-in tutorials and templates accessible through its Help Page, aiding users in setting up their workflows effectively.
The Obsidian Time Ruler plugin helps you manage your tasks and deadlines by displaying them in a calendar view. It integrates with the Dataview, Tasks, and Full Calendar plugins to provide a comprehensive task management system. The plugin allows you to schedule tasks, set reminders, and customize the display of tasks using filters and styles. It also includes features such as a timer, quick add, and search functionality. With its customizable settings and styling options, Time Ruler is a powerful tool for boosting your productivity in Obsidian.
The Clear Todos plugin is a game-changer for anyone struggling with cluttered notes and todo lists. With this simple yet powerful tool, you can quickly and easily remove all completed todos from your notes or selected text in just a few clicks. No more tedious manual editing or searching through your notes to find the completed tasks - this plugin does it all for you.
The BuJo Bullets plugin enhances checkboxes in Obsidian by introducing custom checkbox types inspired by Bullet Journal rapid logging. Users can create and organize tasks with unique symbols for irrelevant tasks, migrated tasks, scheduled tasks, and events.
The TickTickSync plugin enables seamless synchronization of tasks between Obsidian and TickTick. Tasks tagged with #ticktick in Obsidian are automatically synced to TickTick, and vice versa, with updates supported in both directions. The plugin is compatible with the Tasks plugin for better date and time integration, supports task movement across projects and parents, and allows configurable sync intervals. It is mobile-compatible and includes safeguards against duplication issues. Users can manage tasks efficiently across platforms while maintaining a consistent structure between their desktop and mobile setups.
The Rewarder plugin enhances task completion in Obsidian by introducing a reward system. Users can create a list of rewards in a specified file, with options to set occurrence rates, inventories, and associated images for each reward. When a task is completed, the plugin randomly selects a reward based on defined criteria, notifying the user via popup or notice. Rewards can also be recorded in daily notes. The plugin allows extensive customization, including renaming occurrence levels, defining inventory limits, and linking images. Additional features include tracking completed tasks in daily notes and an alternative mode for displaying quotes instead of rewards.
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.
The Project Tasks plugin for Obsidian simplifies task management for projects by allowing users to create and manage task dependencies. With this plugin, tasks can be linked sequentially, ensuring that each task is completed before the next one begins. Users can customize task IDs, associate specific project tags, and create project views to track the status of tasks. The plugin also integrates with Dataview for displaying project tasks due now and supports managing task dependencies, including handling parallel or conditional tasks in the future. It is designed to work seamlessly with other task management plugins like Tasks and Dataview, offering enhanced functionality for organizing and tracking project progress.
The Task Status plugin allows users to efficiently manage task statuses in their Obsidian notes with a keyboard-driven interface. Users can quickly update checkbox markers or transform non-task content into tasks using a searchable menu. The plugin supports multiple selection types and maintains formatting, including indentation and block quotes. It comes with pre-configured task markers that can be customized through settings. This tool is designed to complement other task management plugins and works seamlessly with themes that provide custom task styling.
The Send Tasks to OmniFocus plugin streamlines task management by extracting tasks from Obsidian notes and creating them directly in OmniFocus. This plugin identifies actionable items in your notes and enables you to assign them to specific projects or tasks in OmniFocus. Tasks marked as complete in OmniFocus can also be optionally marked as complete in Obsidian, ensuring consistency between both platforms. This integration is ideal for users who manage tasks across multiple systems and require seamless synchronization.
Obsidian Tasks Calendar Wrapper is a plugin that integrates tasks and calendar views in Obsidian. It allows users to view their tasks alongside their calendar events, making it easier to plan and manage their time. The plugin provides various customization options, including the ability to set up different task lists, filter tasks by status or tag, and display tasks in a calendar format. With its robust feature set and high degree of customizability, Obsidian Tasks Calendar Wrapper is an excellent tool for anyone looking to streamline their productivity workflow.
The Todoist Text plugin enables seamless integration of Todoist tasks into Obsidian markdown files, providing a text-centric approach to task management. Users can configure keywords linked to Todoist filters, which dynamically populate task lists in Obsidian. Tasks can be marked as complete or reopened directly within the markdown file, syncing with Todoist automatically. The plugin supports multiple keywords for different filters and allows exclusion of folders, such as templates, from automatic task replacement. While adding tasks directly to Todoist isn't currently supported, the plugin provides robust functionality for managing and toggling tasks efficiently. Hotkeys can be customized for quick task updates, enhancing workflow convenience.
The Extended Task Lists plugin enhances task management in Obsidian by introducing additional task states and functionality. Users can mark tasks as 'in progress' or 'won't do' with unique syntax and corresponding visual indicators. The plugin also provides a command to generate a top-level TODO file by scanning all markdown files for task lists, allowing centralized task organization. Users can configure which task types are included and exclude specific files or folders. These features streamline task tracking and improve workflow organization within Obsidian.
The Completed Task Display plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to streamline their task management workflow. With this plugin, you can easily toggle the display of completed tasks in markdown preview mode, giving you a clear view of your ongoing projects and tasks. The plugin comes with a simple yet effective button in the ribbon that allows you to globally hide or show completed tasks, making it easy to focus on what needs attention. Whether you're a busy professional or a student managing multiple projects, this plugin is sure to save you time and reduce mental clutter.
The TickTick plugin integrates the TickTick task management app with Obsidian, enabling users to create and sync tasks seamlessly between the two platforms. This plugin simplifies task management workflows by allowing direct interaction with TickTick from within Obsidian, ensuring your notes and to-dos remain synchronized across devices.
The Automatic Tasks plugin for Obsidian is a game-changer for users who rely on periodic notes to manage their tasks. It seamlessly carries over incomplete tasks from previous notes into your daily or weekly entries, ensuring nothing falls through the cracks. This plugin doesn’t just copy tasks—it enhances them with due dates, making it easy to track timelines. For users of the Kanban plugin, Automatic Tasks takes organization to the next level by centralizing all tasks in a Kanban board, keeping everything in sync. You can customize settings to search tasks within specific headers or across entire notes, giving you full control over how your task management integrates into your workflow. Whether you’re managing daily to-dos, long-term projects, or both, this plugin offers a streamlined solution to stay organized effortlessly.
The Sync Google Calendar plugin integrates Google Calendar events into your Obsidian workflow, enabling seamless synchronization and management of tasks. It leverages the Dataview plugin to display tasks based on specific date ranges and formats them for easy tracking. Users can sync tasks between their vault and Google Calendar, allowing event details to update automatically in Obsidian. Customizable parameters like date ranges and auto-refresh intervals provide flexibility. The plugin does not support recurring tasks and primarily focuses on managing events centered around the calendar, with changes in the calendar being reflected back in Obsidian.
The Canvas LMS Task Importer plugin helps users integrate their Canvas LMS tasks and assignments directly into Obsidian. By connecting to a Canvas account via an API token, the plugin allows users to import tasks into their notes effortlessly, either appending them at the cursor or replacing selected content. It also supports integration with the Obsidian Tasks plugin, enabling seamless task management for academic workloads within Obsidian.