Tree-editing UX gap vs. OmniFocus – any roadmap for in-place indent/drag?

[james-github-code]

Hi Bon,

First off: Task Genius is the closest thing to OmniFocus I’ve ever seen inside Obsidian.
The perspectives, sequential/parallel logic, defer/due dates and the new matrix view feel right at home for a GTD user. Thank you for building this!

BUT – and I hope this doesn’t sound ungrateful – the editing experience inside the project tree still forces me to jump back to the source file for almost every structural change. In OmniFocus I can:

1. Press Enter → new sibling task
2. Press Tab → promote to child
3. Drag-and-drop a row onto another row → it becomes a child
4. Drag horizontally → change indent level on the fly
5. All of this without ever leaving the tree pane

In TG 9.8.6 the project tree is read-only for structure:

• Enter/Tab do nothing
• Drag only re-orders; indent doesn’t change
• No “drop zone” highlight when I hover over a parent
• I must double-click → line editor → save, or go back to source and babysit spaces

Question:
Is there an official milestone or branch where you’re planning to add in-place indent (Tab/Shift+Tab) and drag-to-child behaviour to the project tree?
If so, could you share a rough timeline or at least confirm it’s on the radar?
If not, would you accept PRs that expose a drop-indent hook in the tree component?

I’d rather contribute than complain, but I need to know whether to wait or start hacking on my own fork.

Thanks again for the brilliant work – looking forward to your reply.

[Quorafind]

Maybe in 9.9.0