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  1. Taskade has been upgraded with incredible add-ons that now allow you to unleash the full potential of your productivity. With the ability to create agents to perform tasks for you and to set up automations, the possibilities are endless. However, I would love to leverage Alfred seamlessly: 1. Select text or links and seamlessly send them to a project as a task or as part of a task list. 2. Download PDFs or assets directly into Taskade's media tray from a link by simply copying to Alfred. 3. Access a project using an Alfred shortcut and view its tasks, enabling me to easily mark them as completed. 4. Effortlessly create a project or add a task to an existing project directly through Alfred. I have more specific requirements, but these are the essential features that I would love to see integrated into a workflow.
  2. I am completely unaware of the meaning behind your words.
  3. @harlowhenry Got it! I’m only good at html/css java and php! So, I think Alfred will never handle Taskade for me then…
  4. Thank you, Andrew! Although I'm not a programmer, I would absolutely love to utilize Alfred with Taskade. Now that the API is accessible, I am determined to figure out a way to make it happen.
  5. I was looking for a workflow to use with Taskade, my Task Manager tool. Unfortunately, I discovered that an API was required to create one, but the developer of Taskade didn't have one at the time. This dashed my hopes of having the workflow I wanted. However, now the developer has released an API for sharing, and I'm wondering if using it will allow me to finally create my desired workflow. There's just one problem - I'm not a programmer, and this will be my first attempt at using the Alfred platform for that. Is it possible for me to create a workflow with the API, or is it beyond my capabilities?
  6. They have an API now! https://developers.taskade.com/docs/
  7. They have one now! https://developers.taskade.com/docs/
  8. My apologies if I inadvertently gave the impression that your assistance was not appreciated. I assure you it was not my intention. Moving on to another matter, @Andrew input was more along the lines of "aiding" rather than simply "delivering information". The inclusion of a useful link and his pinpoint accurate responses were indeed commendable. Thanks to both for your patience and help! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐!
  9. @Andrew So, I need to erased the one I have and Install that version and everything will be back to normal? OMG! yes! thanks. BTW I'm running in my Mac mini M1 Version 5.1.3 is that the latest version for Ventura? So far so good with that version.
  10. I told you what Machine and OS I am using. Every time I try to see preferences or about the app it crashes. Is there other way to see the app version? Maybe if you tell me how I can tell you.
  11. This week, the status changed to 'In Progress'! That's promising!
  12. I have a Mac from 2011 running macOS Yosemite 10.10 and lately I can access the preferences. I can use it for everything I was used to the only thing I can't is accessing the preferences and I need to update a couple of workflows. Is there a way to fix this or this is too old for you to resolve? In case you need to know I have various Macs from different years. Some are used as servers other as App especific machines and M1 as well...
  13. My team use a Team Collaboration Platform called Taskade and It will be great to use Alfred to add tasks and update projects. They even offer API.
  14. Hopefully @Andrew won't delete your post. Evidently it is not easy for a non-tech user.
  15. Thank you for taking down the link. The OP lacks technical knowledge and may not comprehend terms like Dependency Resolution, Homebrew, and manual installation of Python 3. If the OP can install Python 3 through Alfred, that's fine. But if they need to take additional steps to install it, they might harm their computer. It's important to pay attention when someone says they are not technically inclined. Initially, I thought I was assisting by providing installation guidance, but I appreciate you taking action.
  16. If I’m not mistaken, macOS has Python 2 installed by default. Here’s how to upgrade to 3. Not easy for a not technical user. [link removed by mod as not relevant]
  17. I've been using Alfred since its debut, and it's important to understand that this app can be either simple or complex depending on your needs. If you're not tech-savvy, I recommend not experimenting with things you're unfamiliar with. Installing additional programming languages like Python involves using the terminal, which can potentially harm your computer, and no one will assist you afterward. The only challenge or advantage with Alfred lies in its versatility, making it difficult to create a tutorial or provide an easy learning curve. To fully benefit from it, you need to have technical knowledge. Chatfred is useful until your free API credits run out, but you can purchase an app for audio transcription in the app store with a one-time payment. Additionally, you can enjoy ChatGPT for free indefinitely with Wavelength on your Mac, which is perfect for non-technical users.
  18. You make your point already. I don’t have plans to argue about it either.
  19. Don't be. It will be a great future for technology. Regarding the questions you posed... I didn't mean to make you feel uncomfortable with my opinions. All of them are rooted in my personal experience of utilizing AI in various applications. 1. With Warp Terminal, you can easily execute SSH and terminal commands just by following simple instructions in plain English. This powerful tool makes it simple to navigate and interact with your terminal in a user-friendly way. 2. AI can manage third-party programming languages by updating them and verifying functional workflows. It can also recognize unused workflows and move them to a specific folder or trash can. Additionally, AI can provide information on the frequency of use for different workflows. The tool's API automatically finds and installs the newest programming language version, saving developers time from doing it themselves. Using an API minimizes the risk of human error and ensures accurate implementation of updates. AI can be harnessed to work with other tools besides Brew, such as PyCharm, Anaconda, and others. Updating programming languages using an API can enhance developer efficiency by providing access to the latest features and capabilities of the tool. 3. When you work with a lot of files, you may end up buying Finder alternatives such as Pathfinder or Forklift to do more. However, with AI running on your search bar, such as Alfred, you won't need to buy those third-party apps to manage your files. Instead of searching for JPG files among other formats inside a folder and selecting 20 files to rename and move to another folder on a different drive, you can simply use a prompt such as 'Rename all JPG files in /folder with hierarchy starting from 020 and move them to /desktop/new Files'. That will be very useful. 4. Grammatical accuracy and spelling are already integral components of both Grammarly and Linguix's services. Right there in your fingertips. Watch me use AI on Taskade to create a kamban task workspace just by asking for it in THIS VIDEO. Again, I'm not here to force you to think like me, I'm just answering your questions. It's OK if you think AI is not secure and not ready yet. Let's pray for Alfred to be stronger than ever without the need of AI in the future. Nobody knows.
  20. I completely agree. It's not appealing to pay OpenAI a monthly fee for the sole purpose of avoiding visiting their website. As a UI/UX designer and web developer, I used Adobe for over 25 years until they switched to a subscription model. Nowadays, I use Affinity Software and understand that there are people who prefer not to subscribe to software. However, I also recognize that if Alfred developers need to use AI code to improve their product, they will eventually have to pay for it. If this happens, Alfred users will benefit from having access to a more advanced tool capable of performing tasks such as updating third-party programming languages automatically, verifying working and obsolete workflows, using plain English to execute SSH and terminal tasks, prompting Finder tasks, offering grammar and spelling assistance, and suggesting HTML/CSS codes. Under these circumstances, I would be willing to pay a monthly fee to Alfred. But I would not pay a subscription fee for easy access to OpenAI's chat window.
  21. I think Alfred developers need to learn a little bit about the ChatFred Workflow and integrate AI to the core of the app. I rather pay monthly for Alfred AI than paying OpenAI just for using a workflow. Let us know (the users) if you have plans to incorporate AI to the next Alfred version. It will be needed in the long run. Even Apple is studying the idea for Spotlight.
  22. My company switch the task manager app to Taskade and I wonder if there's a workflow for it or an easy way to use it with Alfred. Thanks
  23. Why I can’t use ChatFred if I still have free time?
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