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Why do your completed tasks keep coming back from the dead?

Featuring From the Weekly Meeting. Published July 29, 2026.

Michael’s completed tasks kept resurrecting because Obsidian stores files, and files have no state. He wired Todoist’s free tier into Cowork through the API and the zombie task list died in an afternoon. His line for it: quantum entanglement for to-do lists.

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