This is org-gtd 3.0.0.
Check documentation in doc/ (and the info manual within emacs itself) if you’re upgrading. Please report all defects as Github issues.
Use existing tags if you’d rather stick to a pre-3.0 version.
I’ve put many hours of reading, research, and coding, to put this together. If it delivers value to you, helps you manage your life, please consider sponsoring (Github sponsors or Patreon) and allowing me to continue putting work into this package and other projects.
This package tries to replicate as closely as possible the GTD workflow. This package assumes familiarity with GTD.
This package provides a system that allows you to capture incoming things into an inbox, then process the inbox and categorize each item based on the GTD categories. It leverages org-agenda to show today’s items as well as the NEXT items. It also has a simple project management system, which currently assumes all tasks in a project are sequential.
For a comprehensive instruction manual, see the documentation. Either the info file or in the doc/ directory of the repository. Upgrade information is also available therein.
dev- used as a jail environment. Spin up with
$ HOME="dev/" emacs. doc- where the documentation lives
test- where the tests are
If you want help, you can open an issue right on Github.
You’re also welcome to join my discord server for all conversations related to org-gtd in particular and GTD in general. Many of the ideas for org-gtd came out of my reading the GTD book, and then reading some sections multiple times, but I am in no way an expert. Defining the GTD domain, which is to say, getting to clear nomenclature with clear actions, is still a work in progress.
