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Nice solution, thanks! But an internal option in the workflow would be great!! 🙂

Yes, that is exactly what I mean. I would like to have an option when opening that chat window to change the service at that point, not first opening the config window. Feature suggestion? 🙂

Perhaps a newbie question, but is there a simple way to change the primary AI service, or a way to continue in a chat with a switch to another service?

Method 3, adding that extra line to the script solved the problem! It now works and converts the PDF.

Identical, see screenshots

I also pushed the 'install pdf2docx', which runs fine. But also after this reinstall of pdf2docx this popup 'command not found' window keeps popping up

OK, little steps forward. There is the universal action visible. The pdf2docx is in my PATH. (I can run it in my terminal in any directory), but the universal action keeps complaining that pdf2docx can't be found. (see screenshots).

But why don't I see the PDF2DOCX in my universal action list? pdf2docx in my path and works when I run the script from any directory.

It works OK when I run the command locally. It converts mt pdf to a docx file.

Thanks for your kind help, however it does not solve it. pdf2docx is in the PATH, but still does not show up.

Same over here. 'pip install pdf2docx' works fine, but the option pdf2doc is nowhere to be found.

Thanks @Floating.Point for the examples, very nice!!

Can you show me in more detail how you implemented the app specific workflows with Cmd (F19). Screenshots from examples and settings.

I can't agree more with you @vitor 🙂 Just for exercise I play with LLM and sometimes they help me in finding my blind spot, but mostly not solving the full problem!

With a little help from ChatGPT 🙂 : The way you are checking for the existence of a mailbox might not work as intended. AppleScript's exists clause might need further clarification. The existence check if not (exists (mailbox mailboxName of parentMailbox)) then should work correctly, but examining the generated mailboxes might help you verify this in practice. Here’s an improved version of your script with minor fixes and improvements: -- Function to create a new mailbox if it does not already exist on createMailbox(mailboxName, parentMailbox) tell application "Mail" if not (exists (mailbox mailboxName of parentMailbox)) then set newMailbox to make new mailbox at parentMailbox with properties {name:mailboxName} return newMailbox else return mailbox mailboxName of parentMailbox end if end tell end createMailbox tell application "Mail" set projectName to text returned of (display dialog "Enter Project Name (e.g., CCC-YYxxx. Project Name):" default answer "") set projectPrefix to text returned of (display dialog "Enter Project Number Prefix (e.g., YYxxx.):" default answer "") set accountName to "Amsad SD" -- Top Level Mailbox set topMailbox to make new mailbox at account accountName with properties {name:projectName} -- Level 1 createMailbox(projectPrefix & "Amsad", topMailbox) createMailbox(projectPrefix & "Client", topMailbox) createMailbox(projectPrefix & "Cost", topMailbox) -- Level 2 under Legal & Financial set legalMailbox to createMailbox(projectPrefix & "Legal & Financial", topMailbox) createMailbox(projectPrefix & "Invoice", legalMailbox) createMailbox(projectPrefix & "VO", legalMailbox) -- Level 1 createMailbox(projectPrefix & "Municipality", topMailbox) createMailbox(projectPrefix & "Schedule & MOM", topMailbox) createMailbox(projectPrefix & "SED Send", topMailbox) createMailbox(projectPrefix & "Submittal & Feedback", topMailbox) -- Level 2 under Subs set subsMailbox to createMailbox(projectPrefix & "Subs", topMailbox) createMailbox(projectPrefix & "FLS", subsMailbox) createMailbox(projectPrefix & "Site Survey", subsMailbox) createMailbox(projectPrefix & "VT", subsMailbox) createMailbox(projectPrefix & "Soil Investigation", subsMailbox) end tell