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A minimalistic and colorful little theme:

Download here:

http://cl.ly/1C1I1j073g1m

Yep, that did the trick.

Im surprised no one commenting on this yet, we must be lacking Asana users around here. Which is a shame, Asana is really great, and so it is this workflow. Thanks man.

If somehow you're stuck at the second step of choosing a zone, just pick any zone, then start the process over.

Awesome!!!

Bumped into a minor issue though. While setting up timezone, I accidentally pressed Enter too soon now im stuck with Africa timezones, can I revert that?

Geez, thank's for the kind comments.

@PSiCKo

To change corner radius, just hold the command key while clicking near the corner window.

For opacity just use the slider in the color picker when you click to choose a different color. Im also using a hack to have the background behind Alfred's window blurred.

Cheers.

Nice :-)

I have some new features in the works!

 

Soon you'll be able to set assignee and due date when creating a task.

Just be sure to follow this thread for updates!

Really useful, thanks.

Ahh, that doest the trick, my project was all caps.

Thanks.

Ohh, this is nice.

Running into an issue though. When i run aget it says it did retrieved the info successfully but then when I try to add a target it always says workspace not found.

Any ideias?

Great work Pedro.

Im currently using Postbox mainly because of it's keyboard driven workflow (and gmail shortcuts). Your workflow makes want to give Mail app another go.

This is a brilliant workflow, thanks.

I find my self relentlessly changing my themes configuration. Im very picky about not it, currently I'm digging this one:

You can download it here:

http://cl.ly/1W3W1H3a3S2u

Great, thanks :-)

Great, thanks.

Although I totally get the reason to avoid the lack of projects, tags, etc, in my case to be useful it would need to support at least projects.

Thanks for sharing.

Nice, would be nice if it could add a marked to the menubar icon when the service is stopped. 

Not sure if that's even possible though.

Hi,

I really like to keep my alfred window simple, like this:

http://cl.ly/image/0T0D3H2c041V

Still i miss having a way to know which action can be called when using modifier keys. One nice addition would be show those action in place of the title when the modifier is pressed.

Thanks.

Every folder inside of ~/Library/Caches? You could add that folder to the Spotlight Privacy section

Not the ~/Library, in this case i wanted to ignore all Sass cache folders inside various projects. Was wondering if there was a way to add a pattern to the exclusion criteria, not just folder by folder, which would be overwhelming in this case.

Those folders are polluting my file searches within Alfred.

Is it possible to add patterns to the exclusion?

I need to exclude every cache folder but cant figure it out how to do it.

Awesome! 

Thanks Andrew, i've found another way to do it. 

Cheers.

Excellent, thanks!.

After a few hours it doesn't seam to be learning. 

Worst than that, I use this intensively to open web projects in Sublime, before this was just a matter of two tabs, now i always have to search before the second that because Sublime doesn't even show up on the available options.

Have you enabled the "Sort actions by last used per file type" option in Alfred's Features > File Search > Actions prefs?

Hi Andrew,

Yes, I have that checked.

I use this action intensively and always find it frustrating that Alfred doesn't learn the Apps I choose to open accordingly to  the file types.

Please fix this in the future if possible.

Really nice, thanks.

Some more useful workflows on that link too.

Can't download the Compress Imagem from github, maybe something went wrong with the latest update.

Thanks.