Fabio

Add an Arg and Vars Utility with one file path per line in the argument. Connect it to a Split Arg Utility splitting on newlines to arguments (not variables). Connect that to the Automation Task.

You don't necessarily need a workflow for FaceTime. You can add a custom action in Features > Contacts, so that when you open a Contacts card for a friend, you can set the default or alternative action to be as follows:

You can then search for your friend's name in Alfred, open their contact card, choose the email address (or phone number if that's what you have set up, you'd just need another custom action for that) and use your combo (in my case Cmd + Return) to launch Facetime.
 
You'll still need to click the green button to start the call but it's still very quick
 
Cheers,
Vero

Hi, Folks!
 
  What is the best way (or possible) to add quick events to Mac calendar (or maybe to Google one) by using Alfred? I meant, using natural language... (e.g., meet with John tomorrow at 5 pm)
 
  I've found some old workflows, but they seem not to be working properly.
 
Thanks a lot,
Fabio.

It works great!! Thanks a lot, Vitor!!!!

Many thanks, Deanish!!!!
 
Here is the code I wrote... if you have any improvement, please let us know!!
 
on run
set the clipboard to "{query}" as text
tell application "Calendar" to activate
delay 0.5
tell application "System Events"
    keystroke "n" using {command down}
    keystroke "v" using {command down}
    keystroke return
    delay 0.5
    keystroke return
    key code 48 using {command down}
end tell

  return "{query}"
end run
 

This is now in the b901 pre-release. I've been meaning to add this for quite some time!

+1 for a quick snippet editor

Hi guys,
 
I use snippets a lot in Alfred 3, and I badly need a quicker way to edit existing snippets.   They're so awesome!
 
Please see 1st screenshot: if Cmd+S on selected snippet would open it directly (2nd screenshot) within Alfred preferences, that would be a simple but fantastic improvement!
 
I'm suggesting Cmd+S for this because it is very similar to the already existing Cmd+S shortcut which transforms a clipping from clipboard history into a new snippet. Basically hitting Cmd+S would mean: "create a new snippet or open it for editing if it already exists". That would feel very intuitive!
 

 
After hitting Cmd+S,
this window would popup to make you able to quickly update the existing snippet.
 

 
Thanks!
Vermeer

Seems unlikely, tbh.
 
Automatically ordering stuff via Alfred's knowledge (of what you recently did) is central to the way Alfred works. Having a static list of stuff for the user to order manually is kinda contrary to that.
 
Realistically, as @jdfwarrior pointed out, you're typically looking at needing to enter one or two characters to select the File Action you're after. Typing mo↩ to run the Move To… action isn't exactly a significantly-increased effort vs hitting ⌘3.
 
That said, there are some cases where "manual" ordering is preferable to letting Alfred do it, and it seems that a static list of File Actions is a good example.

Yeah, I should probably put a "log out" option in there. You got the right directory, in any case.
 
FWIW, you can use "magic queries" with the workflow by entering the query workflow:, e.g. gcalconf workflow:. That will show you a list of actions. Choose delcache (i.e. gcalconf workflow:delcache).
 
 
That's handy. I'll consider it.