Recently discovered a new Obsidian plug-in called [TaskNotes for Obsidian](https://github.com/callumalpass/tasknotes). ![[ec6f736b5dcff02ae3319776f062d309_MD5.jpg|700x626]] In short, it provides a pretty comprehensive set of features for managing tasks natively in Obsidian, using many of the native OB features, such as linking, tags...Etc. Detailed dev notes [here](https://tasknotes.dev/views/task-list/). It uses the new Bases feature in OB to organise and filters tasks, instead of other solutions in the past that mainly utilised the dataview plugin. What is pretty cool with TaskNotes is that you are essentially able to link any tasks to any notes as supplemental information, yet maintain the independent nature of a task as a task and manage any tasks (note in disguised as a note) like a note in parallel. The UI for task management is pretty easy to use and detail. This approach to task implementation means that you are able to provide all of the contexts about a tasks via the built in note link feature of OB. Secondly feature that is pretty helpful is the ability to do quick capture thoughts when combine this plugin with the [global shortcut plugin](https://github.com/mjessome/obsidian-global-hotkeys). What this means is that i can trigger creation of a tasknote through Alfred or any hotkeys for as long as OB is open in the background. It is great to see OB still progressing and innovating. I remember i wrote off the possibility of using OB as a full on task management system, because there are just too much compromises and workarounds that needed to be put in, but now, easy to use (free) )solutions exists which is pretty cool.