Obsidian Tasksv0.1.1

A freelance writer uses this skill to manage article assignments across different stages: ideation in Backlog, drafting in In Progress, editing in Review, and published in Done. They link tasks to research notes and client briefs stored in the vault, using priority emojis to highlight urgent deadlines.

A small retail owner tracks inventory updates, marketing campaigns, and vendor negotiations via the Kanban board. They categorize tasks by revenue or setup, with Dataview dashboards showing overdue priorities to ensure timely restocking and promotional launches.

A research team manages literature reviews, data collection, and paper writing stages using the task board. Each task note includes references to linked PDFs or meeting notes, with dashboards filtering by category like 'research' to monitor progress across multiple projects.

A developer organizes bug fixes, feature development, and code reviews in columns from Backlog to Done. They sync frontmatter status with the board, linking tasks to technical documentation or pull request notes, and use priority labels to flag critical issues.

An individual manages personal goals like fitness routines, learning courses, and home projects by creating task notes with due dates. They visualize progress on the Kanban board and use dashboards to review completed tasks weekly, linking to relevant notes or resources.

Offer the skill as a free setup tool that enhances Obsidian's Kanban and Dataview plugins, with premium features like automated sync or advanced dashboards for a subscription fee. Revenue comes from upsells to power users in productivity-focused communities.

Provide paid consulting to businesses for customizing the task board setup, integrating with existing workflows, or training teams. Revenue is generated through one-time project fees or ongoing support contracts tailored to specific industries.

Sell pre-configured task board templates with specialized dashboards and frontmatter fields for niches like academia or software development. Revenue comes from direct sales on Obsidian plugin marketplaces or through bundled packages.