Omnifocus4v1.0.3

A consultant uses Omnifocus4 to run a weekly review script that lists all projects, flagged tasks, and inbox items in seconds, ensuring nothing falls through the cracks. The `summary` and `review` commands provide instant overviews, while `project-tree` helps deep-dive into specific areas.

An executive manages daily priorities by running `today`, `flagged`, and `available` commands each morning. They quickly add tasks to inbox via `add` and set due dates with `due`, keeping their workflow streamlined without opening OmniFocus GUI.

A project manager uses Omnifocus4 to search for tasks by feature name (`search`), organize them into folders and projects (`newfolder`, `newproject`), and assign tags for priority. The `tag-family` command gives a hierarchical view of all related tasks.

A PhD student tracks literature reviews, experiments, and writing milestones using multiple projects and tags. They use `project-tree` to see subtask dependencies and `add` to quickly capture new ideas from any terminal session.

A freelance designer manages multiple client projects by grouping them into folders, setting due dates, and flagging urgent items. The `folder` and `root` commands provide rapid navigation, while `complete` and `uncomplete` help track progress.

Offer consulting to integrate Omnifocus4 with other tools (e.g., Slack, Zapier) via scripts, enabling automated task creation and status updates. Revenue comes from setup fees and monthly maintenance.

Develop and sell pre-built scripts for specific use cases (e.g., weekly review automation, sprint planning) on a platform. Revenue from per-script sales and subscription for premium script packs.

Create a team dashboard that aggregates Omnifocus4 data from multiple users via scripts, providing transparency and accountability. License per seat annually.