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Usage

Copy rich text, images, and other special data from the clipboard with the richsave keyword followed by your snippet name.



Restore a snippet to the clipboard and paste it to the frontmost app with the richsnip keyword. Use ⌘↩ to delete a snippet.



Configure the Hotkeys for faster triggering.

Triggering Like Regular Snippets

You can paste rich snippets like the others by creating a new workflow with a Snippet Trigger. Connect it to an Arg and Vars Utility with the name of the snippet as the Argument. Finally, connect it to a Call External Trigger Output referencing restore_snippet in this workflow.

There is an example you can copy at the bottom of the Workflow canvas.



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Compress PDF documents.
Usage
Either invoke the workflow by using the keyword (default: pdfcompress) and locate a PDF, or send a PDF to the workflow's "Compress PDF Document" File Action.
A compression preset can be selected by pressing ⌥ before proceeding with ↩.
File Filter

↩ Proceed to compress the PDF using the default strategy. ⌥↩ Select a compression preset. File Action

↩ Proceed to compress the PDF using the default strategy. ⌥↩ Select a compression preset. Compression Presets

↩ Proceed to compress the PDF using the selected strategy.  
The result will be a compressed document in the same location as the source PDF file.
Dependencies
With Homebrew install Ghostscript: brew install gs

Is it possible to make it persist and receive text from Alfred's clipboard history / snippet viewer?
This may need to be a request to @Andrew .... thanks!

Usage

Generate a backup of your local Alfred Preferences via the start backup keyword. A macOS launchd agent will be loaded to do it daily at the time set in the Workflow’s Configuration (using the 24-hour clock format). The number of versions to keep is likewise configurable.



Restore a previous version with the restore backup keyword. It takes a few seconds to complete and restarts Alfred.



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Updated to 2024.6.
Add chat history feature. Add option to archive images. Add Fallback Search. Add option to start new chat to Universal Action and Fallback Search. Do not close window on relevant steps. Support Organisation ID. Add model override for ChatGPT.

v1.2.0 implements the new grid view for the color history
 

I started using the ChatGPT function and it works very well! However, I couldn't help but think of Perplexity in the same form factor. I think it would be an amazing addition and a super nice workflow to have the option of using.
 
I have been using Perplexity a lot more as a "Google on steroids". It works very well and gets you to an answer quickly. I love having the option of expanding on certain queries. 
 
What do you guys/gals think?

Feature request for the 5.5 beta: Outputting data in table format:

Played a bit around with the 5.5 Beta and textview. Came up with this very simple workflow, consisting completely of building blocks provided by Alfred (no code).
 
It brings up a simple scratchpad via hotkey, and hides the scratchpad again with the same hotkey. The file content can be saved via cmd+enter, and previewed via shift+enter. Main caveat of this workflow is that cmd+enter is the *only* available method of saving the content – cmd+s does not work, and (as far as I can tell) it's not possible to have the note content saved when using esc on the text view.  
Simple solution, which nonetheless replaced my need for a separate scratchpad app
 
https://transfer.archivete.am/XI9sH/QuickPad.alfredworkflow

The clarification helps, @vitor!
The sizing feature request is mostly for width though 😇
In Alfred's Results View, increasing width beyond a point actually decreases usability for me (as the titles are subtitles are left-aligned, and the ⌘-<number> selectors are right aligned, leaving a large, unused space between them). Maybe usability isn't the right word, let's just say "looks" 😅
 
However, for both the text view, and the grid view, an argument can be made in favor of them being much wider than the normal results-view.

OMG I'm in love with Alfred all over again! 😍 (not that it ever faded)
The grid view is amazing!! Thanks a ton!
 
Misc feedback/feature requests:
"Alfred Filters Results" option in the grid view. My emoji workflow uses a static JSON file and relies on Alfred to filter and prioritize the results. That means even without typing out any search query, the most frequently used emojis rise to the top. The grid view seems like a perfect fit for an emoji workflow. However, at present, lack of integration of Alfred's knowledge makes it not as good a choice as the script filter. Dragging files out of the grid view: In the normal view, for file results, I can drag them out. This was especially useful when uploading files to webpages. Webpage opens a finder window to upload a file. I search for the file I want in Alfred. I drag that file from Alfred results and drop it onto that finder window. (this step works for traditional results, but not for results in the grid view) The finder window now has that file selected. I click "open" on finder window, and the file is uploaded to the webpage. GIF support in the grid view: The grid view shows only the first frame of the GIF instead of showing an animated version of it. Wouldn't it make a lovely "GIF Search" workflow if it did!? 😇 Size of the grid and text views: Since these two are brand-new paradigms, and unlock complete new ways of interacting with Alfred, would it make sense to theme them independently? Specifically, the dimensions. For example, it may not make sense for me to have super-wide Alfred in normal mode, yet could be desirable to have a grid view that almost fills the entire width of the screen. Syntax highlighting for code-blocks in markdown for text view: one thing I find myself frequently doing is: Copy JSON/XML returned by some API. This usually is a large single line, making it difficult to read. Pretty-print it, produce HTML with syntax highlight. Look at the HTML using quicklook (from Alfred) The syntax highlighting helps a lot with XML, which, the text-view doesn't support. Web View? Being able to render arbitrary HTML would be super cool and so powerful! (Agree this could open a can of worms not worth tackling)

You can put apostrophe(') prefix in "Show Alfred" hotkey trigger and it would go to file search automatically. It should look like this:

Kiki
AI-Powered Chat & Text Tools
For Chat GPT and OpenRouter's Models
 

A short video showcasing some features.
 
REQUIREMENTS: 
OpenAI or OpenRouter API Token
Jq: Can be installed from Homebrew 
 
This workflow is specifically designed with the following features in mind:
Quick chats initiated from Alfred’s command bar: These chats start in the command bar of Alfred and continue as AppleScript dialogs. Create and use presets for selected text or user input: Customize prompts, system role, temperature, and other settings per preset. This feature can help with grammar correction, translations, rephrasing, tone adjustment, smart text transformations, idea generation, and much more. Chat initiation options with the use of modifiers from Alfred’s command bar: These options include selecting an alternative model, an alternative system role or "persona," pasting results in the frontmost window, and preserving or resetting existing context. Easy continuation of previous conversations: Seamlessly continue previous conversations by using Alfred Universal actions on existing context files. Trigger presets on text using hotkeys, snippets, or external triggers: Activate presets on text using hotkeys, snippets, or external triggers for faster results, without needing to use Alfred's command bar. Markdown Chat: Enjoy the convenience of making AI requests directly in your preferred markdown text editor. Customize the chat settings through presets included on the header of your notes according to your preferences.  
SCREENSHOTS

 

 

 

 

A few things I must mention:
I have written an extensive documentation over at Github. I may have gone a bit overboard, but this workflow can be as simple or as complicated as users want it to be. My coding skills are very basic, so most of the code used to create this workflow came out of Kiki itself. There are some workflows that are very powerful in using all that OpenAI's API has to offer, but Kiki doesn't try to do everything. This is a tool that shines as a utility for everyday text-related tasks. Because of that, I currently do not have plans to integrate it with image generation, vision, etc. Instead, I welcome any ideas on how to make this better at what it does. I have tried to work around limitations, and I've tried to make this workflow as customizable as possible, but I know it could probably be better. If you encounter any bugs that you can reproduce please feel free to comment or let me know. Honestly, I'm a total beginner at this, but will be happy to help if I can. Lastly, I hope I am not asking too much by requiring users to install Jq. I know that Alfred workflows that make it to the gallery do not have to deal with this, but it seems gallery submissions are closed for the time being. I also know that not every user wants to deal with the creation of presets using JSON files, do you have any idea on how to improve this?  
It's my first workflow submission to this forum. I'm not sure of what I'm doing here (or on Github), but I hope you give this a try and hopefully find it useful.
 
GITHUB | DOWNLOAD

Found the issue, fixed in 1.0.5: https://github.com/chrisgrieser/alfred-writing-assistant/releases/download/1.0.5/alfred-writing-assistant.alfredworkflow

First, I am indebted to the inspiration provided by @BocciaMan's shell script in this thread and also to Vitor's help in the same thread. As a result I've run up a small workflow to return the weekday of any given date (in either European or US format). It's rather better, I think, than my old and more cumbersome Get weekday of date workflow.
 
Everything is explained in the workflow configuration and there are no dependencies.
 

 

 

 

 
Of course, you're not limited to dates in 2024. 😀
 
GitHub download link
 
Stephen

@sepulchra there is actually a little bug in the internal ? search where missing data in a workflow can cause the workflow portion of the search to stop working. This will be fixed in the next Alfred build.
 
For now, do you have the Movie and TV Show Search workflow installed? If so, either delete it, or open it in the Workflow Editor, select the [x] button and hit Save. This is one workflow we know is missing underlying config data.

Autocorrection and synonym suggestions for the word under the cursor. Rephrasing of the selected text. 
 
The workflow offers four hotkeys:
Autocorrect the word under the cursor. Suggest synonyms for the word under the cursor. Rephrase the selected text via ChatGPT, improving its language (requires OpenAI API key).  Same as 3, but use Markdown markup to show the changes: Additions are displayed as ==highlights==. Deletions are displayed as ~~strikethroughs~~. There is a workflow configuration to alternatively format the changes as Critic Markup.  
Unfortunately, the forum keeps on failing when I try to upload the demo .gif file. The demo is available at the workflow's GitHub page though:
 
➡️ https://github.com/chrisgrieser/alfred-writing-assistant

Usage

Convert dimensions via the conv keyword. Type a number to see all available units with their full name and symbol.



Type a unit to filter.



Pressing ↩ on a partial match triggers the autocomplete. See all possible conversion targets when matching a unit exactly.



Type further to filter for target units. Connector words (“to”, “as”, “in”) are optional to help with readability. Rounding precision and notation can be set in the Workflow’s Configuration.


↩: Copy result to clipboard. ⌘↩: Paste result to frontmost app. Configure the Hotkey or use the Universal Action as shortcuts to convert results from Alfred’s Calculator, Clipboard History, or selected text.



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Hello
 
As a user of the Alfred app, I would like to request the introduction of a feature similar to the "Paste Stack" found in the Paste app. This feature allows for temporary storage and easy access to multiple clipboard items.
I believe that adding this feature would greatly enhance clipboard management efficiency and improve productivity in our workflows.
Thank you for considering this request.

Usage

Send files, text, and URLs with AirDrop via the Universal Action.







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I'd love a stat in usage of:
 
* What workflows I'm using the most
* What workflows I'm barely using. 
 

Give this one a try.

thanks in advance for your time and help
 
example

Access your Dots via the keyword `tot`.  ⏎ Open the Dot. ⌘⏎ Append to the Dot. ⌥⏎ Copy the contents of the Dot. ⌃⏎ Delete the Dot. Quickly append to a pre-selected Dot via the keyword `qq`.  Configure a hotkey to append the current browser tab and/or selected text.  
➡️ https://github.com/chrisgrieser/tot-alfred
 

Hi, I am the author of this workflow for using OpenAI's API from Alfred 5. Here are the features:
 
Interactive query/chat with GPT-3.5 / GPT-4 Image generation using DALL-E API Voice-to-text using Whisper API  
Github Repo: https://github.com/yohasebe/openai-chat-api-workflow
 
Dependencies:
OpenAI API key Pandoc (available on Homebrew) for converting Markdown to HTML Sox (available on Homebrew) for recording audio from a microphone jq (available on Homebrew) for converting Markdown to HTML duti (available on Homebrew) for using Google Chrome instead of Safari (optional)