Autoplans.dev
approvedby mohamed el hadi msaid
Connect your vault to autoplans.dev — browse projects, sync tasks into notes, and push notes back as tasks. - This plugin has not been manually reviewed by Obsidian staff.
Autoplans.dev for Obsidian — project & task management, two-way sync, MCP
Manage software projects and tasks from your vault. Browse your autoplans.dev projects in a sidebar, sync task lists into notes both ways, see any project as a visual task map, turn notes into tracked tasks — and serve your vault to AI coding agents over MCP (Model Context Protocol).
Built for developers who plan in Markdown but track work in a real project system.
Features
📋 Projects sidebar
Every project with live task counts; expand to tasks with status and priority without opening the web app.
🔄 Two-way sync
Pick projects in settings and their notes stay current on a timer — and your
edits push back: ticking a checkbox completes the task on autoplans.dev,
and a new - [ ] Something line under Tasks creates a real task, its id
written back into the line. Task ids ride as block references, so the round
trip survives edits. Works with the Tasks plugin and Dataview.
🗺️ Task map
A project drawn as a graph — tasks as nodes, dependency arrows, subtask and comment counts. Click a node for its details and quick status buttons; the same map the Autoplans desktop app, web dashboard and VS Code extension render.
🤖 MCP server for your vault (desktop only)
Serve your notes to AI coding agents — Claude Code, the Autoplans desktop
app, any MCP client. Eight tools: list, read, search, write and append notes,
plus list projects, sync a project note, and push a note up as a task. Listens
on 127.0.0.1 behind a generated token; Copy config puts a ready-made
client entry on your clipboard.
📝 Notes → tasks
Push the current note to any project as a task: filename becomes the title, body the description.
🔐 Browser sign-in
One click opens autoplans.dev, you approve, the key comes back through an
obsidian:// link and is verified before it is stored. No copy-pasting keys.
Getting started
- Install the plugin and enable it.
- Settings → Autoplans.dev → Sign in with browser.
- Open the panel from the ribbon (list-checks icon).
- Tick projects under Two-way sync to keep them as living notes.
Commands
| Command | Does |
|---|---|
| Open projects panel | The sidebar |
| Open task map | Pick a project, see the graph |
| Sync projects now (both ways) | Force a round trip |
| Sync a project into the vault | One project → one note |
| Push current note as a task | Note → tracked task |
| Sign in with browser | Connect your account |
Part of Autoplans
One account, one backlog, every surface: the web dashboard, the desktop coding agent, the CLI, the VS Code extension, and plugins for Claude Code and OpenCode.
📚 Documentation · 🔌 Obsidian guide
Privacy
The plugin talks only to the endpoint you configure (autoplans.dev by default, self-hosting supported). Error reporting is opt-in and never includes note contents. The vault MCP server is off by default and never reachable from the network.
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