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With macOS Monterey 12.3, Apple removed the bundled Python 2 interpreter. That means older Workflows dependent on Python 2 will no longer work without modification.

You can reinstall Python 2, but some Workflows will still require a tweak to work. It’s simple enough to do if you know what to look for, but not everyone does. The Updated Third-Party Python 2 Workflows repository on GitHub is meant to close that gap.

Check the list of available Workflows. If the one you need isn’t present, ask for it there or as a reply on this thread. Be sure to include a link to the original.
 
Note this is only for Python 2 Workflows which break on Monterey 12.3 and above due to the Python 2 removal. If a Workflow stops working for any other reason, contact the author as usual.

@Chris Messina Thanks for posting this – I thought I was losing it a little when I couldn't get the eject command to appear. This seems like a small UX issue where the eject command is the only contextual System option – the Eject command should still show up in the results but there should be a "No [type of thing] connected" or something like that. Anyway, glad to know it was a simple fix.

Hmm - this is happening because you likely have the option to show the latest query again:
 

 
... which is automatically running the workflow again when you re-show Alfred.
 
The popup you see was never really intended to be seen unless there was a really bad issue, and now that php is missing, this "really bad issue" is actually happening. I am in the process of working through the best solution to this which should also prevent you from getting blocked by this dialog.

Have you tried resettings Alfred's knowledge and tried it a second time to see if it would resolve itself? The option to clear his knowledge is under the Advanced tab in the Alfred Preferences

This actually doesn't look very much like Quicksilver, but it's close to how I had QS set up. At any rate, I like things very clean and straightforward.
 
http://neil.io/6jl9
 
BTW, it'd be nice to be able to manipulate the icon sizes and visibility.
 
Also, from a UX perspective clicking on the item you want to change makes sense when everything is big, but selecting small items like the separators, scroll bar, etc. is way too difficult. It's made even worse if your trying to match colours across the entire UI.
 
I'm also finding the preview weird compared to how the final item looks. Part of the problem is the background the preview is on is quite dark, where as the actual app often floats over lighter items like open windows. It'd be useful to either be able to change the background colour, or even better, pick a more neutral default.