Obsidian plugins with #dependencies#

The Project Manager plugin adds a full project layer inside your vault using Markdown files and frontmatter instead of an external service. It works across table, gantt and kanban views, so the same tasks can be edited as rows, timeline bars or status cards. Tasks support subtasks, dependencies, milestones, recurring schedules, due reminders, time estimates, logged work, assignees, tags and bulk actions. Projects can define their own fields, statuses, priorities and saved views, while scheduling rules can automatically shift dependent tasks when dates move. The plugin also imports existing notes as tasks, supports project creation from a note and can align with TaskNotes without destructive conversion. Collaboration stays file based, so vault sync tools and Git remain the storage and sharing layer.

The Abyss Tasks plugin manages Markdown tasks with syntax compatible with Tasks, nested tags and projects stored as notes. A task inspector handles dates, priorities, subtasks, comments and links to notes or external references. Recurring tasks support repeat rules, while custom statuses have their own checkbox symbols and icons. Lists can be filtered, sorted and grouped by priority, date or tag, with each list retaining its view settings. Day, week and month calendars let you drag tasks into time slots and resize their blocks. Projects offer table, kanban and timeline views. Dependencies show blocked tasks and work that becomes available after prerequisites are completed. Fuzzy search includes descriptions and subtasks. A task timer records sessions, with analysis views showing daily timelines, weekly totals, time allocation and weekday and hour heatmaps.

The InventTasks plugin manages projects and tasks through boards, lists, Gantt and calendar views, with custom fields and dependencies. Data stays in the vault as plain Markdown files and the plugin also works on mobile. Optional connections support a sync server you host yourself, CalDAV calendar sync and ntfy push notifications. HTML export downloads embedded images to produce a self contained file. All features and views are available free within limits of one Space, five Lists and fifty open tasks. A single lifetime license removes those capacity limits without a subscription or account. The code is source available under an EULA rather than open source. With no license activated and no connections configured, the plugin makes no network requests.

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.