actualNoteContentPart: ## Sharing task responsibility with others
  If any one of multiple people might complete a task, Mirrored tasks are ideally suited. One exciting difference between Amplenote's Mirrored Task and similar "linked" or "duplicated" tasks that other apps offer, is that in Amplenote, each instance of the task can be modified. So if different team members want to modify the task text (or add subtasks to it) as they see fit, they can do so [without disturbing the original version of the task that was mirrored into their to-do list]() . 
  
  ## Mix-and-match a "today plan" from various sources
  For task makers that like to "sketch out" their daily plan within a note (or a jot), Mirror Task links are a perfect way to ensure that your original task gets marked complete if-and-only-if you finish it during the ephemeral note that you created as your "plan for the week." So, for example, In the morning you can visit each of your important to-do lists, and create a new Mirror Task link, inserting the original task into your daily/weekly plan note. 
  
  ## Re-syncing mirrored tasks
  When you create a mirrored task, the two or more copies will be in sync inasmuch as actions that you apply to the task, such as completion or dismissal. However, two mirrored tasks can have different content inside them:
  
  
  
  
  If you want to refresh all copies of a task to match the current task content, you can use /overwrite:
  
  
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  # "Connect Task" link helps map between ideas without side effects
  Sometimes you just want to connect tasks so that you remember they are related. For the vanilla connection between two tasks, may we present to you the "Connect Task" link:
  
  
  Creating a basic Connect Task link
  
  Here's how it looks from the task that is linked to:
  
  
  When Task B met Task A
  
  
  This is useful when you want to navigate through a web of related tasks, or visualize related tasks in the Graph View (planned for later). We presume that plugins could use this functionality in many interesting ways.
  
  # How do task links work with recurring tasks?
  Each instance of a recurring task has a unique identifier, so when you link to a recurring task, you are only linking to the current version of it. If you have use cases that would benefit from linking to the latest version of a recurring task, please submit your ideas to [one of our product roadmap voting boards](https://www.amplenote.com/help/feature_voting_roadmap_planning) . 
  
  If you link from a recurring task, the task link will be removed if keeping it would [cause a loop]() . Connect links should be fine. If you discover undesirable behavior in recurring tasks, feel free to drop a line to our customer support, or to the aforementioned product roadmap boards.
  
  # Comparing task dependency features with 2025 top-tier todo apps
  If you're a CEO-level todo list maker, the features explained by this page may play a significant role in which "daily driver" app you opt to trust to manage your tasks. If you're curious how the features explained here compare to offerings available from Todoist and TickTick, [this blog post reviews which advanced todo features are available on each platform](https://bill.harding.blog/2024/12/11/comparing-task-dependency-features-among-tier-1-to-do-list-apps/) .
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  title: Task Dependencies: Linking Tasks with "Block," ...
  headers: ## Sharing task responsibility with others
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  Sharing task responsibility with others
  If any one of multiple people might complete a task, Mirrored tasks are ideally suited. One exciting difference between Amplenote's Mirrored Task and similar "linked" or "duplicated" tasks that other apps offer, is that in Amplenote, each instance of the task can be modified. So if different team members want to modify the task text (or add subtasks to it) as they see fit, they can do so [without disturbing the original version of the task that was mirrored into their to-do list]()
   . 
  Mix-and-match a "today plan" from various sources
  For task makers that like to "sketch out" their daily plan within a note (or a jot), Mirror Task links are a perfect way to ensure that your original task gets marked complete if-and-only-if you finish it during the ephemeral note that you created as your "plan for the week." So, for example, In the morning you can visit each of your important to-do lists, and create a new Mirror Task link, inserting the original task into your daily/weekly plan note. 
  Re-syncing mirrored tasks
  When you create a mirrored task, the two or more copies will be in sync inasmuch as actions that you apply to the task, such as completion or dismissal. However, two mirrored tasks can have different content inside them: If you want to refresh all copies of a task to match the current task content, you can use /overwrite: |  | 
  "Connect Task" link helps map between ideas without side effects
  Sometimes you just want to connect tasks so that you remember they are related. For the vanilla connection between two tasks, may we present to you the "Connect Task" link: Creating a basic Connect Task link Here's how it looks from the task that is linked to: When Task B met Task A This is useful when you want to navigate through a web of related tasks, or visualize related tasks in the Graph View (planned for later). We presume that plugins could use this functionality in many interesting ways. 
  How do task links work with recurring tasks?
  Each instance of a recurring task has a unique identifier, so when you link to a recurring task, you are only linking to the current version of it. If you have use cases that would benefit from linking to the latest version of a recurring task, please submit your ideas to [one of our product roadmap voting boards](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   . If you link from a recurring task, the task link will be removed if keeping it would [cause a loop]()
   . Connect links should be fine. If you discover undesirable behavior in recurring tasks, feel free to drop a line to our customer support, or to the aforementioned product roadmap boards. 
  Comparing task dependency features with 2025 top-tier todo apps
  If you're a CEO-level todo list maker, the features explained by this page may play a significant role in which "daily driver" app you opt to trust to manage your tasks. If you're curious how the features explained here compare to offerings available from Todoist and TickTick, [this blog post reviews which advanced todo features are available on each platform](https://bill.harding.blog)`
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noteTitle: Task Dependencies: Linking Tasks with "Block," "Mirror," "Implement Goal" connected tasks for CEO-level powers