Plane Project
pendingby Arcodify
Manage Plane projects with boards, modules, and syncing.
Plane Project Obsidian Plugin
Manage Plane projects with boards, modules, and syncing.: sync modules and work items, create and edit issues, view them in a Kanban board, and generate linked notes that push changes back to Plane when you want.
What you can do
- Sync all modules and work items for a chosen Plane project.
- View items in a Kanban board inside an Obsidian pane (per project), with module filter.
- Create and edit work items (title, description, priority, module) and modules (name, status, description).
- Open or auto-create Obsidian notes for a work item; push the note content to Plane as the description.
- Quick command to create a work item from selected text.
Setup
- Install dependencies:
npm install - Build:
npm run build(outputsmain.js). - Copy
main.js,manifest.json, andstyles.cssto your vault at.obsidian/plugins/plane-project/. - In Obsidian settings, fill in:
- API base URL (cloud default:
https://api.plane.so) - Workspace slug
- Default project ID (you can switch projects in the hub)
- API token (Profile → Developer settings in Plane)
- API base URL (cloud default:
- Click Test connection, then Sync now. Use the project dropdown in the hub to switch projects and re-sync.
Commands
Plane: Open hub– opens the management hub modal.Plane: Open project board– opens a Kanban view in a pane (select project in dropdown).Plane: Sync modules and work itemsPlane: Create work item from selectionPlane: Push current note to work item description(requiresplaneIdin note frontmatter).
Notes
- Plugin stores synced data locally (settings + cache) and resyncs on startup if enabled.
- Notes are created in the configured folder (default
Plane/) with frontmatter linking back to the Plane item.
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