Summary: Switching to Omarchy meant rebuilding half my workflow from scratch, except my task list refused to disappear with everything else. So I built the plugin that puts Todoist exactly where a keyboard-first desktop needs it: one keystroke away, no mouse required.
The One Tab I Kept Reopening Moving to Omarchy — Arch Linux, Hyprland, and a shell built entirely around Quickshell — meant rethinking almost every habit I had. New keybinds, a new bar, new ways of switching windows, new everything. Most of the old workflow just got replaced, and honestly, most of it got better. Except one thing kept dragging me back to the mouse: checking Todoist. Omarchy’s bar is full of small, glanceable widgets — bluetooth, audio, network, the clock — each one answering a qu…