📌 System settings
🌐 Interface language
Localization is determined automatically based on:
Obsidian General Settings → Language
.
Supported languages:
- English (default)
- Russian
Note: All texts inside the plugin (notifications, button names) will be translated according to the selected language.
To add support for any other language, create a localization-???.ts file similar to
localization-en.ts
. And add it to the translations list.
⚙️ General settings
📂 Path to tasks folder
Specifies where task files are stored in your Obsidian repository.
- Recommended values:
PersonalDevelopmentPlan
is the default folderProjects/Tasks
is an example of an alternative path
🔢 Maximum active tasks
Limit of simultaneously running tasks with the “In progress” status.
When trying to add a new task over the limit, a warning appears:
"Too many tasks in progress! Return some of them to the queue."
- Recommended values:
3-5 tasks
is optimal for focusing.
1-10
is an acceptable range.
Limit for:
- Reducing stress and risk of burnout
- Improving learning efficiency
- Improving focus on priorities
📅 Start of statistics count
The date from which the system begins collecting analytics on your productivity.
How is it used?
- Calculates the average speed of task completion
- Builds forecasts for future tasks
If you usually complete 5 tasks per week, the plugin will offer:
- Realistic deadlines for new tasks
- Warn about overload
📚 Material types
🏷️ Standard types
- Book
- Article
- Video
- Podcast
- Course
⚡ Features:
- Editing:
- Changing the type name (for example, rename “Video” → “Lecture”)
- Enable/disable display in the interface (checkbox)
-
Flexible order: Drag and drop types in the desired order - this is how they will be displayed in the lists.
-
Checklists: For each type, you can set template items that are automatically added when you create a task.
Example for the “Course” type: - Complete module 1 - Complete a practical assignment - Take notes
➕ Adding your own type
- Click
+ New type
- Fill in the parameters:
- Name (e.g. “Webinar”)
- Checklist (optional)
- Set up visibility and order.
📂 Sections
Sections help group tasks by topic for easy planning.
Examples:
- “Programming”
- “Foreign languages”
- “Personal development”
Flexible sorting: Drag sections in the desired sequence.
🔄 Periodic tasks
Period | Auto-enable | Example tasks |
---|---|---|
Daily | ✅ | Morning Ritual, Read 10 Pages |
Weekly | ✅ | Goal Review, Workspace Cleaning |
Monthly | ✅ | Progress Review, Next Month Planning |
Quarterly | ✅ | Skills Review, Resume Update |
Yearly | ✅ | Global Goals, Year-End Review |
🛠️ Task Management
-
Add: The
+ Add Task
button under each period. -
Delete: Click
×
next to the unnecessary task. -
Features:
- Tasks can be edited at any time
- Markdown formatting support in descriptions
💡 Usage tips
- Start with 3-4 active tasks.
- Material checklists: Set up templates for frequently used types in advance - this will save time.
- Recurring tasks: Use to form habits (e.g. daily word review).
- Sections: Create topic groups for complex projects (e.g. “Learn Scala → Subproject: Cats Effect”).