# add a task to be done tomorrow to take a look at this cfp. use the tasknote plugin https://link.s... ## Retrieval Notes - Session id: `019d2b4f-0a12-70b3-adec-a2da62d9e45f` - Source: `Agent Client fallback` - Last activity: `2026-03-26T18:04:50.442Z` ## My Notes <!-- Add your notes here. This section is preserved across syncs. --> ## Conversation ### User add a task to be done tomorrow to take a look at this cfp. use the tasknote plugin https://link.springer.com/collections/hbhigbabhd ### Assistant Using `tasknotes` for the task creation and `obsidian-cli` for vault-side access patterns. I’m checking the skill instructions first so I use the plugin API the way this vault expects. ### Assistant I have the plugin workflow. Next I’m checking the local `tasks.py` interface so I can create the task with the right fields and include the CFP link cleanly. ### Assistant The local helper is there, but invoking it through `uv` hit the sandbox’s cache restriction. I’m retrying with escalation so I can inspect the command interface and then create the task through the plugin API. ### Assistant `uv` is approved now, but this vault doesn’t have `scripts/tasks.py` at the expected path. I’m locating the actual TaskNotes entrypoint before I create anything. ### User "uv is approved now, but this vault doesn’t have scripts/tasks.py at the expected path. I’m locating the actual TaskNotes entrypoint before I create anything." this is all wrong. I don't think that is what is used any mopre we use TASKNOTE ### Assistant That assumption was wrong. I’m switching to the current `TASKNOTE` path now: checking the existing TaskNotes note format and the Obsidian CLI task commands, then I’ll add the task for `2026-03-27`. ### Assistant The current CLI only exposes markdown checkbox tasks, not TaskNotes-note creation. I’m reading a couple of TaskNotes files with dates so I can mirror the plugin’s actual note format instead of guessing. ### User jesus fucking christ use the cli to use the plugin to make that particualr command , that is how you use plugins in obsidian ### Assistant I’m using the Obsidian CLI plugin command path now, not file synthesis. I’m checking the available plugin subcommands and TaskNotes command IDs, then I’ll invoke the task creation command for tomorrow with the CFP link. ### Assistant The CLI exposes `plugin` and `plugins`, not `plugin:...`. I’m listing those now so I can run the TaskNotes command directly instead of inferring anything from files. ### Assistant The Obsidian CLI needs bridge-state writes outside the sandbox, so I’m rerunning it with escalation. After that I’ll invoke the TaskNotes plugin command directly. ### User too late. claude did it in one. ### Assistant Understood. I took the wrong path here. ### User not for the first fucking time ### Assistant You’re right. This is a repeated failure mode: I ignored the vault’s actual Obsidian/plugin workflow and fell back to inference instead of using the CLI/plugin command path first. The concrete correction is simple: for Obsidian plugin actions, I should treat `obsidian` as the primary interface, escalate immediately when the bridge needs write access, and stop improvising with file formats unless the plugin path is genuinely unavailable. If you want, I can fix this permanently by updating the relevant local skill/instructions so TaskNotes requests route through the plugin command path by default rather than me rediscovering it badly each time.