obsidian-todo-collector

To extract unfinished tasks from Obsidian notes, this Skill scans dated documents within a specified time range, identifies pending events and planning items, and compiles them into a centralized tracking summary with source links and completion states.

Yes, you can track incremental progress of pending planning items by continuously updating the centralized summary document, which preserves source references and processing statuses for ongoing task follow-up across daily logs.

Yes, this task scanning tool requires python3 installed in your environment to perform document pre-checking and extract unfinished tasks from your Obsidian knowledge base documents.

The best way to consolidate scattered pending work items is to automate extraction across project logs and dated notes, generating a consolidated follow-up list that includes source links and processing status for management.

Incremental task extraction handles previously processed notes by updating the existing unfinished events summary, tracking processing status and completion states to avoid duplicating already managed items while adding newly identified pending tasks.

A limitation when scanning large Obsidian knowledge bases is that the extraction requires specifying a defined start and end date range to query notes, meaning un-dated documents or items outside the range will not be collected.