Tasks Eye
approvedby Grzegorz Gajos
Turns your notes into an organized task board by reading your Tasks checkboxes and surfacing the next actionable, dated task for each of your active notes. - This plugin has not been manually reviewed by Obsidian staff.
Tasks Eye
Tasks Eye is an Obsidian plugin that helps you track what to do next across your notes. Instead of a giant list of tasks, Tasks Eye treats your notes as projects or work items, and surfaces the next actionable task for each one.
Your Markdown notes and Obsidian Tasks checkboxes remain the source of truth.
Core Features
Tasks Eye gives you three main views to manage your work:
- Focus: Shows tasks due today or overdue. This is your daily dashboard for tasks that need immediate attention.
- Open: Shows all your active notes and their next tasks grouped by due date, helping you plan ahead.
- Inbox: Highlights notes that are missing metadata (e.g. not in a context folder, missing a due date, or having no unchecked tasks) so you can fix them.
How it works
- Create a note using the Tasks Eye: Create note command and put it in a context folder (e.g.,
Tasks/Work/orTasks/Private/). - Add a task to the note using the Obsidian Tasks format with a scheduled or due date:
# Renew passport
- [ ] Find the required documents π
2026-08-03
- [ ] Take a compliant photo
- [ ] Submit the application
- Tasks Eye will automatically surface the first unchecked dated task from that note in your Focus or Open views, depending on the date.
Requirements
Tasks Eye requires Obsidian 1.13.4 or newer and the Tasks community plugin.
Documentation and Workflows
For full feature documentation, commands, and optional workflow guides (such as using Tasks Eye for GTD), visit the Tasks Eye Documentation.
Network use
Public-holiday support optionally connects to the Nager.Date API to request its supported country list and, after you select a country, nationwide holiday dates for the relevant years. Tasks Eye does not send note or vault content. Downloaded holiday data is cached locally in the plugin settings.
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