I gather you mean an actual dependency graph, since that's what you said. :) Most task software with dependencies don't support graph data structures. I regula

I gather you mean an actual dependency graph, since that's what you said. :) Most task software with dependencies don't support graph data structures. I regularly use Flying Logic for this sort of thing - I make a huge dependency graph, and then I create a collapsible group that encompasses the stuff that is active. The part of the graph that is "below" that window is stuff that is already done, and the stuff that is "above" that window is stuff that can't be started until I do stuff in the active window. ("below" and "above" can be reoriented to "left" and "right" if you prefer)