Operon Calendar showing an Obsidian task planning timeline with a task pool and scheduled task cards.

For humans and agents in Obsidian

Obsidian gave us a place to think. Operon gives our thinking somewhere to act — between humans and the agents we work with.

Task Creator Pinned Tasks Time Tracking Session History

Turn notes into executable work.

A task separated from its context is just a reminder. Operon keeps the work where the reasoning already lives.

Operon task creator modal shown beside pinned tasks, a time tracker, and session history in an Obsidian workspace. — Task capture stays beside pinned work, task-linked timing, and session history.

Calendar Multi-week Task Pool Schedule

Plan work across weeks, not tabs.

Calendar turns Operon tasks into scoped all-day, due, in-day, and finished lanes so planning stays connected to the vault.

Operon Calendar multi-week planning view with a task pool and scheduled task lanes in an Obsidian workspace. — Calendar planning keeps scoped tasks, multi-week lanes, and the task pool in one view.

Kanban Priority Lanes Status Columns Scoped Board

Turn metadata into a board you can act on.

Kanban shows the same Operon task records as workflow columns and priority lanes without creating a second system.

Operon Kanban board showing scoped task cards arranged by status columns and priority lanes in an Obsidian workspace. — Kanban turns task metadata into status columns, priority lanes, counts, and searchable work cards.

Task Finder All Tasks Scopes Project Tree

Search tasks through precise scopes.

Task Finder is the deep search surface: search all tasks, narrow to Recently Updated, Happens Today, or Overdue, or search inside a selected project tree.

Operon Task Finder scoped search shown beside separate pinned tasks and time tracking surfaces in an Obsidian workspace. — Task Finder handles scoped search; pinned work and time tracking are separate surfaces shown beside it.

Time Tracking Session History Dynamic File Filter Calendar

Keep time attached to the work it came from.

TrackTime records time from the task itself; session history, dynamic filters, and calendar context can stay nearby as separate supporting surfaces.

Operon TrackTime shown beside separate session history, dynamic file filter, and calendar context surfaces in an Obsidian workspace. — TrackTime can be used beside session history, dynamic file filters, and calendar context without making them one surface.

Task Editor File Tasks Subtasks Progress

Open the task record when the work gets detailed.

Task Editor keeps the file task, subtasks, progress, notes, duration, and estimates in one inspectable view.

Operon Task Editor showing a file task, subtasks, notes, progress, duration, and estimates in an Obsidian workspace. — Task Editor keeps the task record, subtasks, progress, notes, duration, and estimates in one place.