TaskNotes Review Intervals
Callum Macdonald142 downloadsAdds review scheduling for TaskNotes tasks via a configurable review interval.
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An Obsidian plugin that adds review scheduling to your notes via configurable review intervals.
How it works
Run the "Mark reviewed" command on any note. The plugin reads a reviewIntervalDays field from the note's frontmatter and writes a review date (today + interval) back into the frontmatter.
If the note doesn't have a reviewIntervalDays field yet, a prompt asks you to set one. The interval is saved to the note so future reviews are one command away.
Example frontmatter after marking reviewed on January 1st with a 14-day interval:
reviewIntervalDays: 14
review: 2026-01-15
Settings
| Setting | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Review field name | review |
Frontmatter field written with the next review date |
| Review interval field name | reviewIntervalDays |
Frontmatter field (integer days) read by the mark reviewed command |
| Default review interval (days) | 7 |
Pre-filled value when the command prompts for an interval |
Installation
From the Obsidian community plugins list
Search for "TaskNotes Review Intervals" in Settings → Community plugins.
Manually
Copy main.js, styles.css, and manifest.json into your vault at .obsidian/plugins/tasknotes-review-intervals/.
Releasing new versions
Bump the version in package.json, then tag and push — GitHub Actions builds and creates a draft release automatically:
npm version patch # or minor / major
git push && git push --tags