Let AI agents manage your Obsidian tasks.
Open your existing Obsidian vault in TaskForge. Your agent edits the tasks and notes already in that folder; TaskForge shows them beside your device calendar. Keep your Obsidian Tasks or TaskNotes format.
How does an agent use my vault's task format?
Open the vault in TaskForge to generate TaskForge/Settings/agents.md and dialect.json. Ask your agent to read the guide before editing. It describes your configured fields and statuses, including task files with YAML frontmatter. Existing task lines and notes stay in their original files.
TaskForge/Settings/agents.md TaskForge/Settings/dialect.json
Use the CLI or local MCP server when the agent needs to work with your configured task fields. For recurring tasks, use the completion tool so the next occurrence follows the vault's recurrence rules.
When do vault edits reach my phone?
Keep the vault sync you already use with Obsidian. TaskForge reads the edited files on that device; your phone sees them after sync delivers them. On iOS, you may need to open Obsidian to start Obsidian Sync.
Notes stay beside their tasks in your vault. Your device calendar appears in TaskForge too, but its events are separate from the Markdown files.
Choose which vault your agent can access.
Point the agent at the vault you intend to edit. TaskForge's CLI and MCP server work locally. Content your agent sends to its provider follows that agent's settings; Obsidian Sync or your other file sync runs separately.
Questions people ask
Can I keep my Obsidian Tasks and TaskNotes formats?
Yes. Open your existing vault in TaskForge. Your tasks stay in their original files. Ask your agent to read the generated guide before editing your configured fields and statuses.
Open your Obsidian vault in TaskForge.
Keep your task files and notes where they are. Read them beside your device calendar. Free download, no account. Premium is optional: buy it once or subscribe.