Track tasks across your vault. Supports due dates, recurring tasks, done dates, sub-set of checklist items, and filtering. Maintained by Clare Macrae and Ilyas Landikov, created by Martin Schenck. Task management for the Obsidian knowledge base. User Guide - Contributing Guide - Roadmap Track tasks across your entire vault. Query them and mark them as done wherever you want. Supports due dates, recurring tasks (repetition), done dates, sub-set of checklist items, and filtering. You can toggle the task status in any view or query and it will update the source file. For changes in each release, please check the releases page: https://github.com/obsidian-tasks-group/obsidian-tasks/releases All screenshots assume the global filter #task which is not set by default (see also installation ). The theme is default Obsidian theme. The ACME note has some tasks. The Important Project note also has some tasks. The Tasks note gathers all tasks from the vault and displays them using queries. The Tasks: Create or edit command helps you when editing a task. Follow the steps below to install Tasks. Search for "Tasks" in Obsidian's community plugins browser Enable the plugin in your Obsidian settings (find "Tasks" under "Community plugins"). Check the settings. It makes sense to set the global filter early on (if you want one). Replace the "Toggle checkbox status" hotkey with "Tasks: Toggle Done". I recommend you remove the original toggle hotkey and set the "Tasks" toggle to Ctrl + Enter (or Cmd + Enter on a mac). I recommend you remove the original toggle hotkey and set the "Tasks" toggle to Ctrl + Enter (or Cmd + Enter on a mac). Getting Started Write some tasks Create a few tasks in a Markdown note in your vault. For example: Find out more in Getting Started , and its sub-sections. Create your first Tasks search And then write a Tasks search block somewhere in your Obsidian vault, to find the tasks that are interesting.

Here is an example that shows a few different features. View it in Reading or Live Preview modes to see the results. Find out more in Queries , and its sub-sections. For user documentation, please check https://publish.obsidian.md/tasks/ . Clone the repository, run yarn to install the dependencies, and run yarn dev to compile the plugin and watch file changes. Then see the Contributing Guide . The plugin is completely free to use, and very willingly developed and supported by Clare Macrae since May 2022. If you have particularly been helped by the Tasks plugin and wish to support it, please see the following link. https://github.com/sponsors/claremacrae Donations will go towards my computing costs and licenses for development tools that I use for productivity. Related plugins Lightweight keyword-based task tracker using Logseq style keywords. Turn tasks from daily notes, the Tasks plugin, and calendars into time blocks on an editable timeline, with built-in time tracker. Task and project management system that unifies inline tasks and file-based tasks in the same workflows with Tables, Filters, Calendars, Kanban boards, Gantt views, Canvas, and time tracking. Sync TickTick tasks. Organize notes into Kanban boards using frontmatter properties. Drag and drop cards between columns powered by Bases. Full-featured task and project management: stunning Gantt charts, Kanban boards, Table views, customizable fields, due date notifications, dependancies Tasks Calendar Wrapper Simple wrapper for Tasks Calendar and Tasks Timeline. Day planning from a simple task list in a Markdown note (bare bones, preserves the features and behavior of the original plugin). Rollover Daily Todos Rollover any unchecked checkboxes from your last daily note into today's note. Task List Kanban Organizes all of the tasks within your files into a kanban view.