This is my personal Doom Emacs configuration with a focus on GTD (Getting Things Done) workflow and productivity, plus a complete blogging system.

• 🚀 Simple 2-File GTD: Clean Getting Things Done system with current work + archive
• 📊 Progress Tracking: Automatic progress indicators for projects and subtasks
• 📝 Blog System: Full org-mode based static blog generator with custom themes
• ⚡ Smart Keybindings: Minimal but powerful GTD shortcuts
• ✨ Hierarchical Tasks: Full support for nested tasks with completion tracking

1. Install Doom Emacs first
2. Clone this repository:

   git clone https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/doom-config.git ~/.config/doom

3. Run doom sync to install packages and compile
4. Restart Emacs

• config.el - Main configuration file
• init.el - Doom modules declaration
• packages.el - Additional package declarations
• CLAUDE.md - AI assistant instructions for this codebase

The GTD system uses just two files in ~/org/gtd/:

• current.org - All active work (projects, tasks, ideas)
• archive.org - Completed and archived items
• README.md - Complete GTD documentation
• quick-reference.org - Quick key reference

The blog system uses this structure in ~/blog/:

• posts/ - Your blog posts in org format
• public/ - Generated HTML output
• static/ - CSS, JS, and other assets
• templates/ - Post templates

Feel free to modify the configuration to suit your needs. Key areas:

• Task states: TODO, PROJ (for projects), DONE, CANCELLED
• Three capture templates: Task (t), Project (p), Idea (i)
• Automatic progress tracking with [/] and [%] indicators
• Archive location set to archive.org

• Blog metadata in blog-* variables
• HTML templates in blog/preamble and blog/postamble
• CSS styles in static/css/blog.css
• Publishing settings in org-publish-project-alist

1. Capture: SPC g c then choose template:
   • t for tasks
   • p for projects (with progress tracking)
   • i for ideas
2. Work: SPC g w to view current work file
3. Complete: Mark items DONE with C-c C-t d
4. Archive: SPC g A to move completed items to archive
5. Review: SPC g a for agenda or SPC g v to see archived work

1. Create new post with SPC B n
2. Write in org-mode with all its features
3. Publish with SPC B p
4. Generated site will be in ~/blog/public/

This configuration is available under the MIT License.