the org-gtd package: opinions about Getting Things Done
summary
An Emacs package that implements Getting Things Done on top of Org Mode, using three files: inbox, actionable and incubate, plus capture templates and an inbox-wrapping capture command that files everything into the inbox. It integrates org-edna to auto-promote the next action when a step finishes, shows delegation via org-agenda-property, and links knowledge into org-roam. Tests are minimal but real: 4 tests run against actual files rather than mocks. The package works and aims to remove Org tedium while keeping most behavior transparent and configurable.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to Org GTD
- 1:12GTD Workflow Overview
- 2:01Agenda and Delegated Tasks
- 3:25Scheduled and Incubated Items
- 4:34File Structure and Projects
- 5:53Project Management and Archiving
- 7:03Automation with Org Edna
- 8:21Processing the Inbox
- 11:04Testing and Conclusion
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