Because Org-mode wasn't available for a long time in vim, I guess people use taskwarrior. If orgmode.nvim can use taskwarrior under the hood, (using tasklib, and taskwarrior) then users can leverage the good side of both the worlds. For instance taskwarrior has a solid CLI interface, and web servers to sync the tasks across devices using services like https://inthe.am or https://freecinc.com.
As a sidenote, they also have a vim plugin taskwiki which is to generate different kind of view in vimwiki files of tasks.
I don't plan to create any kind of converters/transformers/etc., but I'll gladly add it to README if someone else creates it. There's enough work to be done in orgmode itself, and this is out of scope.
Does this feature exist in Emacs orgmode?
Because Org-mode wasn't available for a long time in vim, I guess people use taskwarrior. If orgmode.nvim can use taskwarrior under the hood, (using tasklib, and taskwarrior) then users can leverage the good side of both the worlds. For instance taskwarrior has a solid CLI interface, and web servers to sync the tasks across devices using services like https://inthe.am or https://freecinc.com.
As a sidenote, they also have a vim plugin taskwiki which is to generate different kind of view in vimwiki files of tasks.