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Task & project management in Obsidian

Your notes. Your tasks. in Obsidian.

Manage tasks inside your notes or give them a file of their own. Plan projects and track the same work across connected views in Obsidian.

Markdown-based Desktop & mobile Open source Free to use

Connected by design

Inline File
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Calendar Kanban Table Gantt Filters

Capture once. Keep it connected.

Start small. Build your own workflow. New to Operon? Start here.

Inline & file tasks

Start in a note.
Grow into a file.

Create inline tasks where ideas appear, or give larger work a file of its own. Convert between the two while preserving task identity.

Task Editor with task fields and Markdown body

Projects & progress

Give every project
a clear structure.

Connect parent tasks and subtasks, follow progress, and shape workflows with your own statuses and priorities.

  • Break down the work

    Connect tasks in a project tree and follow progress on the parent.

  • Define your workflow

    Use pipelines, statuses, and priorities that fit your work.

Parent task with nested subtasks and progress

Connected views

One task system.
Every perspective.

Schedule in Calendar, move work through Kanban, compare fields in Table, and follow timelines and dependencies with Gantt beside Table.

Gantt

Follow timelines and dependencies beside Table.

Gantt timeline and dependencies beside Operon Table
Explore Gantt

Daily work

Keep the next action
in reach.

Find and filter relevant tasks, pin active work, and track time from the task. Use recurrence and reminders for work that returns.

Operon task with a running timer

Humans & agents

Work with your agents
on the same tasks.

Already working with an AI agent? Let it work with your Operon tasks. Use Operon CLI and ready-made skills to read, create, and update tasks through the live Operon Runtime.

CLI workflows require Obsidian Desktop running.

Built for both sides of the conversation

Human-readable.
Agent-ready.

The context you work with.
The structure your agent can use.

One Markdown task
Room for your thinking
Your work

The idea. The reason.
The details that matter.

PriorityScheduleSubtasks
Structure to work with
type
File or inline task
task
Your work
context
The idea, reason & details
priority
A clear next move
schedule
Time to act
subtasks
Connected work
Accessible through CLI + Runtime
Same identity. Same context.
Two perspectives. No duplicate task.

Support Operon

Free to use.
Worth supporting.

Operon is free. You can install it and start using its task and project management tools right away. If it makes a difference to your work, you can choose to support its continued development.

Your support helps make time for improvements, documentation, and the details that make Operon better to use.