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Name: Tasknotes
Author: ArtemXTech

// Manage tasks in Obsidian via TaskNotes plugin API. Use when user wants to create tasks, list tasks, query by status or project, update task status, delete tasks, or check what they need to do.

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name	tasknotes
description	Manage tasks in Obsidian via TaskNotes plugin API. Use when user wants to create tasks, list tasks, query by status or project, update task status, delete tasks, or check what they need to do.

TaskNotes Skill

Manage Obsidian tasks via the TaskNotes plugin HTTP API.

Requirements

TaskNotes plugin installed in Obsidian
Enable HTTP API in TaskNotes settings:
- Open Obsidian Settings → TaskNotes
- Enable "HTTP API" toggle
- Set API port (default: 8080)
- API token: leave empty for no auth, or set a token for security
Environment variables in .env file at vault root (if using auth):
```
TASKNOTES_API_PORT=8080
TASKNOTES_API_KEY=your_token_here
```
If TaskNotes has no auth token set, you don't need a .env file.

CLI Commands

# List all tasks
uv run scripts/tasks.py list

# List by status (use your configured status values)
uv run scripts/tasks.py list --status "in-progress"

# List by project
uv run scripts/tasks.py list --project "My Project"

# Create task
uv run scripts/tasks.py create "Task title" --project "My Project" --priority high

# Create task with scheduled time
uv run scripts/tasks.py create "Meeting prep" --scheduled "2025-01-15T14:00:00"

# Update task status
uv run scripts/tasks.py update "Tasks/task-file.md" --status done

# Add/update task description
uv run scripts/tasks.py update "Tasks/task-file.md" --details "Additional context here."

# Delete task
uv run scripts/tasks.py delete "Tasks/task-file.md"

# Get available options (statuses, priorities, projects)
uv run scripts/tasks.py options --table

# Human-readable output (add --table)
uv run scripts/tasks.py list --table

Task Properties

Status and Priority values: Configured in your TaskNotes plugin settings. Run options command to see available values:

uv run scripts/tasks.py options --table

Other fields:

projects - Array of project links, e.g. ["[[Project Name]]"]
contexts - Array like ["office", "energy-high"]
due - Due date (YYYY-MM-DD)
scheduled - Scheduled date/time (YYYY-MM-DD or YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS)
timeEstimate - Minutes (number)
tags - Array of tags
details - Task description (writes to markdown body, not frontmatter)

API Reference

Base URL: http://localhost:8080/api

Method	Endpoint	Description
GET	/tasks	List tasks (supports filters)
POST	/tasks	Create task
GET	/tasks/{id}	Get single task
PUT	/tasks/{id}	Update task
DELETE	/tasks/{id}	Delete task
GET	/filter-options	Available statuses, priorities, projects

Query Parameters for GET /tasks

status - Filter by status
project - Filter by project name
priority - Filter by priority
tag - Filter by tag
overdue - true/false
sort - Sort field
limit - Max results
offset - Pagination offset

When to Use

"create a task for X" → create task
"show my tasks" → list all tasks
"show in-progress tasks" → list --status in-progress
"mark X as done" → update task status to done
"what should I work on" → list tasks by status

Example Workflow

# Morning: Check what to work on
uv run scripts/tasks.py list --status in-progress --table
uv run scripts/tasks.py list --limit 5 --table

# Create task linked to project
uv run scripts/tasks.py create "Finish landing page" \
  --project "Website Redesign" \
  --priority high

# Complete a task
uv run scripts/tasks.py update "Tasks/finish-landing-page.md" --status done

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name	tasknotes
description	Manage tasks in Obsidian via TaskNotes plugin API. Use when user wants to create tasks, list tasks, query by status or project, update task status, delete tasks, or check what they need to do.

TaskNotes Skill

Manage Obsidian tasks via the TaskNotes plugin HTTP API.

Requirements

TaskNotes plugin installed in Obsidian
Enable HTTP API in TaskNotes settings:
- Open Obsidian Settings → TaskNotes
- Enable "HTTP API" toggle
- Set API port (default: 8080)
- API token: leave empty for no auth, or set a token for security
Environment variables in .env file at vault root (if using auth):
```
TASKNOTES_API_PORT=8080
TASKNOTES_API_KEY=your_token_here
```
If TaskNotes has no auth token set, you don't need a .env file.

CLI Commands

# List all tasks
uv run scripts/tasks.py list

# List by status (use your configured status values)
uv run scripts/tasks.py list --status "in-progress"

# List by project
uv run scripts/tasks.py list --project "My Project"

# Create task
uv run scripts/tasks.py create "Task title" --project "My Project" --priority high

# Create task with scheduled time
uv run scripts/tasks.py create "Meeting prep" --scheduled "2025-01-15T14:00:00"

# Update task status
uv run scripts/tasks.py update "Tasks/task-file.md" --status done

# Add/update task description
uv run scripts/tasks.py update "Tasks/task-file.md" --details "Additional context here."

# Delete task
uv run scripts/tasks.py delete "Tasks/task-file.md"

# Get available options (statuses, priorities, projects)
uv run scripts/tasks.py options --table

# Human-readable output (add --table)
uv run scripts/tasks.py list --table

Task Properties

Status and Priority values: Configured in your TaskNotes plugin settings. Run options command to see available values:

uv run scripts/tasks.py options --table

Other fields:

projects - Array of project links, e.g. ["[[Project Name]]"]
contexts - Array like ["office", "energy-high"]
due - Due date (YYYY-MM-DD)
scheduled - Scheduled date/time (YYYY-MM-DD or YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS)
timeEstimate - Minutes (number)
tags - Array of tags
details - Task description (writes to markdown body, not frontmatter)

API Reference

Base URL: http://localhost:8080/api

Method	Endpoint	Description
GET	/tasks	List tasks (supports filters)
POST	/tasks	Create task
GET	/tasks/{id}	Get single task
PUT	/tasks/{id}	Update task
DELETE	/tasks/{id}	Delete task
GET	/filter-options	Available statuses, priorities, projects

Query Parameters for GET /tasks

status - Filter by status
project - Filter by project name
priority - Filter by priority
tag - Filter by tag
overdue - true/false
sort - Sort field
limit - Max results
offset - Pagination offset

When to Use

"create a task for X" → create task
"show my tasks" → list all tasks
"show in-progress tasks" → list --status in-progress
"mark X as done" → update task status to done
"what should I work on" → list tasks by status

Example Workflow

# Morning: Check what to work on
uv run scripts/tasks.py list --status in-progress --table
uv run scripts/tasks.py list --limit 5 --table

# Create task linked to project
uv run scripts/tasks.py create "Finish landing page" \
  --project "Website Redesign" \
  --priority high

# Complete a task
uv run scripts/tasks.py update "Tasks/finish-landing-page.md" --status done

tasknotes

TaskNotes Skill

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CLI Commands

Task Properties

API Reference

Query Parameters for GET /tasks

When to Use

Example Workflow

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API Reference

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