obsidian: logseq-compatible tasks Developer perrotta.dev adopted the TODOseq community plugin (version 0.18.1) for Obsidian to preserve Logseq task syntax in shared markdown files, after auditing the plugin's source code and finding no network requests, telemetry, process execution, or dynamic code evaluation. The plugin reads and modifies notes through Obsidian's vault API, allowing clickable task states without converting task formats, easing the transition from Logseq to Obsidian. ♠ Previously https://perrotta.dev/2026/07/logseq-obsidian/ . Problem statement : preserve Logseq’s task syntax while opening the same markdown files in Obsidian. My migration script originally converted every task into Obsidian’s checkbox syntax: php - TODO buy milk - - buy milk - DOING ... - - / ... - DONE ... - - x ... Obsidian itself does not recognize the left-hand side as tasks. The TODOseq https://github.com/scross01/obsidian-todoseq community plug-in does: - TODO buy milk - DOING ... - DONE ... It keeps the file unchanged, adds clickable task states and a task list to Obsidian, and remains compatible with Logseq. Before granting a community plug-in write access to my vault, I inspected the current release with the LLM™: % git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/scross01/obsidian-todoseq.git /tmp/obsidian-todoseq-audit Cloning into '/tmp/obsidian-todoseq-audit'... % cd /tmp/obsidian-todoseq-audit % git rev-parse --short HEAD 4ba5e81 % jq '{id, version, minAppVersion, description}' manifest.json { "id": "todoseq", "version": "0.18.1", "minAppVersion": "1.11.0", "description": "Lightweight keyword-based task tracker using Logseq style keywords." } A source scan found no network requests, telemetry, process execution, or dynamic code evaluation 1. It does read and modify notes through Obsidian’s vault API, as expected: % rg -n 'vault\. read|modify ' src/services/editor-controller.ts | head -4 1130: const currentContent = await this.plugin.app.vault.read todayNote ; 1135: await this.plugin.app.vault.modify todayNote, newContent ; 1283: const todayContent = await this.plugin.app.vault.read todayNote ; 1286: await this.plugin.app.vault.modify todayNote, newTodayContent ; Low risk, and no task-format conversion needed. This should make it easier for me to adapt my LogSeq muscle memory to Obsidian, even if at the cost of enabling community plug-ins. 🤖 Drafted with /bloggify . Hope is not a strategy . ↩︎ https://perrotta.dev/2026/07/obsidian-logseq-compatible-tasks/ fnref:1 — § — Reply via email mailto:serendipity@perrotta.dev?subject=Reply to: obsidian: logseq-compatible tasks