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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. |
Manage Obsidian tasks via the TaskNotes plugin HTTP API.
.env file at vault root (if using auth):
TASKNOTES_API_PORT=8080
TASKNOTES_API_KEY=your_token_here
.env file.# 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
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 tagsdetails - Task description (writes to markdown body, not frontmatter)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 |
status - Filter by statusproject - Filter by project namepriority - Filter by prioritytag - Filter by tagoverdue - true/falsesort - Sort fieldlimit - Max resultsoffset - Pagination offset# 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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