pkm:daily-review

Automating an Obsidian daily review aggregates completed tasks, calendar events, and pomodoro time tracking directly into your daily note. It reads YAML frontmatter and TaskNotes to populate sections for tasks completed, time usage, insights, and tomorrow's priorities.

Pulling Google Calendar events into Obsidian daily notes populates the time usage section of your end-of-day review. The review process extracts calendar events alongside pomodoro data to provide a comprehensive breakdown of how your day was spent.

Tracking completed tasks in an Obsidian daily note is done by parsing TaskNotes to extract finished items. This automated compilation gathers your completed tasks and places them directly into the Daily Review section for end-of-day reflection.

Using YAML frontmatter for pomodoro time tracking in Obsidian allows the daily review process to read your pomodoro data automatically. It extracts this frontmatter information to calculate and populate the time usage section of your daily note.

The Obsidian daily review does suggest priorities for tomorrow by populating a dedicated suggestions section. It aggregates today's tasks, time usage, and insights to generate actionable recommendations for your following workday.

A daily review not pulling tasks from TaskNotes typically occurs if the notes lack the expected formatting or YAML frontmatter required for parsing. The review process depends on reading specific frontmatter structures to successfully extract and compile your completed tasks.