Articles

All articles published on Nosy • Science in chronological order.

  • GTD in O3PM – Managing actionable contexts through smart task queries in Obsidian

    GTD in O3PM – Managing actionable contexts through smart task queries in Obsidian

    Tasks multiply like the heads of a hydra, and most systems just log the chaos. In this article, I introduce the Object Responsibility Module (ORM), a lightweight framework within O3PM that turns every person, place, or system into a task-aware dashboard. By embedding natural language tasks and linking them to digital objects, this setup uses…


  • Object Definition in O3PM

    Object Definition in O3PM

    Creating a digital twin of a real-world object sounds easy—until you’re handed a vague goal that resists structure. In Object-Oriented Project Management (O3PM), objects are the foundation of everything. When they’re poorly defined, projects drift. This article introduces a field-tested questionnaire to help you clarify, structure, and standardize objects—from tangible tools to abstract decisions. Complete…


  • Work Breakdown Structure in Obsidian Graph

    Work Breakdown Structure in Obsidian Graph

    With some light structure and smart filtering, Obsidian’s Graph View can be transformed into a scalable Work Breakdown Structure that provides real clarity—even in complex projects.


  • Intro to Object oriented Project Management (OOPM)

    Intro to Object oriented Project Management (OOPM)

    Object-Oriented Project Management (OOPM) is a methodology that reimagines projects not as a sequence of tasks, but as interconnected systems of goal-driven objects. Inspired by principles from software engineering, OOPM offers a powerful approach for navigating complexity, enabling better reuse of knowledge, clearer delegation, and more flexible execution. This article explores the philosophy, practical implementation,…


  • Automating Gantt Charts in Obsidian with Mermaid and Dataview

    Automating Gantt Charts in Obsidian with Mermaid and Dataview

    Updating Gantt charts manually is time-consuming and error-prone — especially when stakeholders demand different versions. This article shows how to automate Gantt chart generation in Obsidian using DataviewJS and Mermaid. With dynamic metadata-driven timelines, project planning becomes easier, faster, and far more maintainable.


  • Gantt-charts in Obsidian through Mermaid

    Gantt-charts in Obsidian through Mermaid

    As a project manager, keeping track of timelines is essential. With Obsidian and the Mermaid diagram syntax, you can manually create Gantt charts right inside your notes — no external tools required. This hands-on approach gives you full control over how your project timeline is visualized and keeps your planning embedded in your documentation.