The Reminder plugin is a simple yet effective tool for Obsidian users who want to stay on top of their tasks and deadlines. This plugin allows you to create customizable reminders for specific notes or pages, ensuring that you never miss an important piece of information again. Whether it's a meeting, a task, or a critical update, the Reminder plugin will alert you at the designated time, helping you prioritize your work and stay organized. With this plugin, you can focus on what matters most – creating valuable content without worrying about missing crucial details.

The Rollover Daily Todos plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who struggle with keeping track of incomplete tasks across daily notes. This plugin automates the process of rolling over unfinished todos from previous days into your current daily note, making it easy to stay on top of your tasks without manual intervention. With this plugin, you can choose whether to enable automatic rollover or trigger it manually using a command in the Command Palette. You also have control over how incomplete todos are handled, including the ability to delete them from previous notes once they're rolled over. The plugin is designed to work seamlessly with Obsidian's built-in daily note system and can be used in conjunction with other plugins like Templater. With its intuitive settings and robust feature set, Rollover Daily Todos is an excellent tool for anyone looking to streamline their task management workflow in Obsidian.

The Todo.txt Codeblocks plugin offers a unique way to manage your tasks and projects within Obsidian. With this plugin, you can add tasks to a `todotxt` codeblock and sort them according to various criteria such as priority, status, created date, and more. The live preview feature allows you to see your task list in real-time, with collapsible project groups, edit buttons, and the ability to render Markdown links. The plugin also includes auto-completion for projects and contexts, making it easy to get started with your tasks. Additionally, completed tasks can be automatically archived to a separate file, allowing you to keep your task list organized and clutter-free. With its configurable defaults and customizable sorting options, Todo.txt Codeblocks is an excellent choice for anyone looking to streamline their task management workflow within 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 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 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 Checkbox Reorder plugin is a simple yet effective tool that helps keep your Obsidian lists organized by reordering completed checkboxes to the end of the list. This means you can easily focus on incomplete tasks and avoid cluttered views. The plugin also supports half-checked checkboxes, so you can keep track of in-progress tasks with ease. With customizable sorting options and a convenient keyboard shortcut, you'll be able to quickly tidy up your lists and stay productive.

The TODO | Text-based GTD plugin provides a simple and efficient way to manage tasks directly within Obsidian. It aggregates all outstanding tasks from across your vault into a single, organized view. Tasks are automatically categorized into sections like 'Today,' 'Scheduled,' 'Inbox,' and 'Someday/Maybe,' based on tags or dates associated with them. Users can schedule tasks by adding tags or mark them for future consideration with a specific tag. The plugin allows users to complete tasks directly from the list view and provides quick navigation to the file containing the task. Additionally, it integrates with Obsidian's Daily Notes plugin, automatically assigning the note's date as the due date for unscheduled tasks. Customization options include defining date tag formats, date formats, and setting files to open in new tabs for a more tailored workflow.

The TodoTxt plugin allows Obsidian users to efficiently manage todo.txt files directly within their vault. It supports the standard todo.txt specification and introduces additional features such as due dates, recurring tasks, priority preservation, and threshold dates. Users can leverage keyboard shortcuts for seamless task navigation and management, including creating, editing, and completing tasks. Visual cues highlight due dates and prioritize tasks for better organization. The plugin also offers experimental features like recurring tasks and preserving priorities, enhancing flexibility for users who follow the todo.txt methodology. Tasks can be filtered and displayed with intuitive styling, ensuring clarity and focus on actionable items.

The Obligator plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to streamline their note-taking process. This innovative tool allows you to automatically create backlinks between notes that are somehow related, making it easier to navigate and explore your knowledge graph. With Obligator, you can discover new connections and relationships between ideas, concepts, and topics, fostering a deeper understanding of your content. Perfect for writers, researchers, and anyone who wants to uncover the hidden patterns in their notes.

The TODO Wrangler plugin streamlines task management within Obsidian by automatically gathering all lines marked with 'TODO' from a note and consolidating them under a unified 'TODOs' section at the end of the document. It supports various TODO formats, including checklist items and standard text markers. With one-click operation via a ribbon icon or command palette, the plugin simplifies tracking and organizing tasks within notes, making it easier for users to focus on their priorities without losing track of items scattered across a document.

The Create Task plugin simplifies the process of adding new tasks in Obsidian by guiding you through a focused modal where you fill in essential details. Whether you're working on multiple projects or just want to categorize tasks by context, you can direct each entry to a specific note. A custom tag can be automatically applied to new tasks, making it easier to integrate with plugins that rely on tag-based organization. The plugin also supports due dates in natural language, so you can quickly specify time frames without memorizing strict formats. By letting you shape tasks exactly how you want them—right down to the note location and date style—you’ll spend less time on repetitive task setup and more time actually tackling your to-dos. This approach helps keep task creation quick and flexible, regardless of your workflow.

The Week Planner plugin organizes your tasks into three key categories: Inbox, Week, and Today. It provides a structured approach to task management with predefined folder and document formats for daily and weekly planning. Users can easily create, view, and manage documents for specific days or weeks, with automatic generation of files and seamless task movement across documents. Commands include showing tasks for today, tomorrow, or yesterday, as well as moving tasks between dates or back to the inbox. The plugin supports efficient workflows by aligning tasks with working days, enabling users to plan, prioritize, and track tasks systematically.

The Todos sort plugin helps users efficiently manage their tasks by automatically sorting todos within notes based on their completion status. Whenever a note is opened, tasks are reorganized to display completed items either at the top or bottom, based on user preferences. The plugin is designed to handle large notes with minimal performance impact, ensuring a smooth experience. It features an easy-to-use settings interface, allowing users to customize sorting behavior to suit their workflow.

The Simple Todo plugin provides a lightweight, text-based task management system for Obsidian users. It allows users to quickly create, categorize, and track tasks using Markdown syntax. The plugin supports task status toggling, date-based organization, and automatic archiving of completed tasks. Users can easily reschedule unfinished tasks to the current day and maintain an organized workflow.

The Random To-Do plugin enhances Obsidian by providing a focused way to navigate actionable items within your notes. It allows users to define a custom pattern, such as 'todo' or '???', to identify todo items. The plugin offers two main commands: one to open a random file containing at least one todo item, and another to jump directly to a random todo item within its file. Additionally, it optionally displays a status bar counter for tracking todos. This plugin is ideal for users seeking a streamlined method to revisit notes with unfinished tasks or actionable content, reducing time spent searching through irrelevant or completed files.