The Projects plugin enables efficient project management within Obsidian by providing users with a variety of views, such as Table, Board, Calendar, and Gallery. It supports project creation from folders and Dataview queries, making it versatile for different workflows. The plugin also allows the use of customizable note templates for each project, helping users stay organized. Perfect for content managers or anyone working with complex projects, it offers features like tracking project statuses and deadlines. The clean, native Obsidian design ensures a seamless experience, while maintaining professional reliability and avoiding clutter in your notes.

The Trello plugin integrates Trello with Obsidian, allowing users to manage their Trello cards directly from within their notes. It provides features such as connecting cards to notes, updating labels, adding comments, and managing checklists. Users can create new cards, move them between lists, and customize the displayed Trello elements to suit their workflow.

The Jira Issue plugin enables seamless integration between Obsidian and Atlassian Jira, allowing users to track, search, and display Jira issues directly within their notes. With support for multiple components, including detailed issue tracking, custom Jira queries, issue counts, and inline issue tagging, users can efficiently manage their tasks and monitor project statuses. The plugin provides flexible markdown syntax to embed Jira-related data, offering visualization options like tables and inline summaries.

The Task Board plugin provides a Kanban-style interface to manage and track tasks across an Obsidian vault. It scans markdown files for tasks and presents them on a visual board, allowing users to update tasks in real time without opening individual notes. Tasks can be categorized, assigned priorities, and filtered based on metadata such as due dates and tags. Users can also add sub-tasks, attach notes, and document progress directly from the board. Inspired by GitHub’s project boards, the plugin aims to replicate an efficient task-tracking workflow for personal and collaborative projects within Obsidian.

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 Project Browser plugin enhances your Obsidian workspace by providing an intuitive card-based layout for managing project files. It organizes files within each folder according to their status and allows users to filter the view using an inbuilt search feature. Files can be tagged with states using a convenient menu, and the plugin remembers the last state of the backlink panel for each file. This organization tool is ideal for users who manage complex projects within Obsidian, making navigation and file management more efficient. The plugin also focuses on making workflows smoother with features like back/forward navigation and customizable states.

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 PARA Workflower plugin simplifies managing your Obsidian vault using the PARA method, an organizational strategy developed by Tiago Forte. With commands to quickly create new projects, areas, and resources, the plugin enhances productivity by structuring your vault efficiently. It includes features like easy archiving and restoration of PARA items, a fuzzy search for archived elements, and support for folder structures. The plugin also enables smooth project management with status updates like 'draft' and 'done.' Users can automate tasks such as archiving and restoring projects with a few clicks, making this plugin ideal for users looking to stay organized and streamline their workflow in Obsidian.

The Todoist Indicator plugin enhances project file management in Obsidian by displaying badges based on the availability of Todoist links. It identifies project files tagged as 'project' and checks for the presence of a Todoist link within the file metadata. If the link is missing, the plugin highlights the file with a 'Missing todoist' badge in the file tree. Users can customize the project folder prefix and Todoist property name through the settings, and optionally require a specific tag for badge application. This tool streamlines tracking of Todoist integration across project files for better organization.

The Onto Tracker plugin allows users to manage projects within Obsidian based on a defined ontology. It tracks files in a specified folder, categorizes them according to user-defined rules, and maps metadata to align with the ontology. Key features include unpacking ontologies for better understanding, creating 'freezes' to snapshot file states, and applying mappings to update metadata automatically. This functionality supports workflows such as archival and content management by structuring files for further tasks like CMS uploads. Users can define rules based on file types and hierarchies, ensuring flexibility and detailed organization within the vault.