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    Rad reacted to vitor in ChatGPT / DALL-E - OpenAI integrations   
    @UA Mike The Plus plan is only for access through the website, API access is billed separately. See “How can I access the ChatGPT API?” on OpenAI’s website.
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    Rad reacted to vitor in 1Password — Search and open 1Password items   
    Try clicking it. You’ll be taken to the workflow’s Gallery page. In other words, it’s the same thing so leave it as is.
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    Rad reacted to blgentry in 1Password — Search and open 1Password items   
    Hello,
     
    I would like to suggest that the SETUP instructions include verifying that Automation Tasks are installed.  
     
    Yesterday and today I spent about an hour trying to make this work.  I did a lot of troubleshooting steps, but I was unaware of Automation Tasks as being a "thing" in Alfred and they were not mentioned in the setup instructions.  Today I found this thread and started reading.  I'm glad that I got impatient and went to the end because my answer was there!
     
    Now that I installed Automation Tasks, the 1password integration works as I expect it to.  Previously it would not show any of my entries/logins.  
     
    Thanks for the workflow.  I think I'll be using it a lot.  
     
    Brian.
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    Rad reacted to vitor in 1Password — Search and open 1Password items   
    With the cut off debugger, I don’t know what’s actually being passed along so there’s no way to help. You can send it via DM if you want. There won’t be any super-secret information in there, the workflow goes to great lengths to avoid that.

    But before that, try :1pextras → Force Update Items to rebuild the cache and try again.
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    Rad reacted to vitor in 1Password — Search and open 1Password items   
    @Rad It’s impossible to help without a diagnose and debugger output.
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    Rad reacted to vitor in AskGPT   
    Package them with the workflow itself. To include a Python package with the workflow, use the --target option and set PYTHONPATH. StackOverflow has other options. Please make sure to install with /usr/bin/python3 so packages are built with the system python.
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    Rad reacted to vitor in AskGPT   
    @guoph There are typos in the configuration (and some in the code):
    peaom → poem (in the screenshot). temprature → temperature. dubug → debug.
    The Clear Keyword and Clipboard Keyword are quite confusing. When workflows have a Something Keyword in the configuration it means a keyword you type by itself, a user-configurable keyword, not an argument given to a keyword. It would be clearer if you made those into their own keywords or Alternative Actions.

    A PYTHON_ENV won’t be understandable to most people. Python workflows should be usable with /usr/bin/python3, which is included in macOS.

    Finally, the API_KEY also cannot be a Workflow Environment Variable. It’s the most important setting in the whole workflow. It has to be part of the regular configuration, preferably right at the top, and set as required. If you don’t set it a default value, it won’t be exported, you don’t have to worry about that.
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    Rad reacted to guoph in AskGPT   
    Nothing is sent to anywhere other than OpenAI. To ensure this please follow the steps below.
    Download AskGPT.alfredworkflow from GitHub. Rename it as AskGPT.zip and then extract/unzip the file. You will find five files in the folder: two .png files, a .json file, and a .py file for your review. Additionally, there is a .plist file that can be viewed using PlistEdit Pro (https://www.fatcatsoftware.com/plisteditpro/). Or
     
    Once you have installed AskGPT.alfredworkflow, you can review the workflow process. The workflow simply passes your configurations and inputted content to gpt.py for further processing. While the gpt.py can be accessed by: right click on the icon of workflow -> Open in Finder.
     
    This should clear your concern. Thanks!
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    Rad reacted to guoph in AskGPT   
    - Say if you’re the author or submitting someone else’s workflow:
    I'm the author
     
    - Share a link to its main page: 
    https://github.com/phguo/AskGPT
     
    - Provide any data necessary for review, testing, and extra screenshots:
    After it is installed, open a text editor, type "gpt write a poem for me" in Alfred
     
    - If it has dependencies, say what those are unless they are explicit in the About or README:
    See the README on its main page
     
    - Provide screenshots, unless valid ones are in the About or README:
    More can be found on its main page


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    Rad got a reaction from jenz in [Workflow]Shorten URL (support goo.gl/ bit.ly/ t.cn/ j.mp/ is.gd/ v.gd/)   
    Hey, just wanted to say that as you suggested and as a total noob I was able to create a URL Shortener using Automation Tasks. It took me a little bit of digging to get it to work but let's say I'm proud of myself haha.
     
    Thanks for the suggestion
     
    (If someone want's to create their own, just make sure you choose "Argument required" in the Keyword window)
     
    1. In Alfred Preferences, go to the Workflows section
    2. choose Create a new workflow
    3. If not automatically opened, click on the top right hand colourful burger
    4. Drop the Keyword object that they give in the text below and enter the text you want to use as a prompt. Choose "Argument required" to the right
    5. In the Automation section, drag the Automation Task object to the board and double click it to open it.
    6. Under URL processing, choose Shorten URL
    7. In the Output section, choose Copy to clipboard.
    8. Link the 3 objets Keyword -> Automation Task -> Copy to Clipboard
    9. Success
     
    To use it:
    - copy a URL you want to shorten
    - Invoque Alfre
    - type in your prompt then space and paste your URL
    - The shortened URL will be saved in your clipboard to be pasted.
     
    Cheers,
     
    Rad 

     

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    Rad reacted to rknightuk in Gif Search   
    Author: Me
    Github: https://github.com/rknightuk/alfred-workflows/tree/main/workflows/gifsearch 
    Dependencies: none
    Icon: https://github.com/rknightuk/alfred-workflows/raw/main/workflows/gifsearch/src/icon.png
    Screenshot: https://github.com/rknightuk/alfred-workflows/raw/main/workflows/gifsearch/src/screenshot.png
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    Rad reacted to Vero in Evernote workflow working on Ventura   
    If you're referring to the latest version of Evernote, this is written in Electron, a cross-platform software framework that makes it easier for companies to write one app and distribute it to Mac, Windows, etc... all at once. Unfortunately, a side-effect of no longer having a Mac-specific app is that it's no longer possible to search Evernote in the same way as before.
     
    We've sent our feedback to Evernote, but you may want to do the same, letting them know you'd like them to support indexing/search on Mac. 
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    Rad reacted to vitor in [Workflow]Shorten URL (support goo.gl/ bit.ly/ t.cn/ j.mp/ is.gd/ v.gd/)   
    Welcome @nilblank,
     
    As per my comment above, follow the official guide and this will work again.
     
    But for anyone looking to shorten URLs, you can do it easily and without code with Automation Tasks—in the URL Processing group there is one to shorten URLs.
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    Rad got a reaction from vitor in [Workflow]Shorten URL (support goo.gl/ bit.ly/ t.cn/ j.mp/ is.gd/ v.gd/)   
    Hey, just wanted to say that as you suggested and as a total noob I was able to create a URL Shortener using Automation Tasks. It took me a little bit of digging to get it to work but let's say I'm proud of myself haha.
     
    Thanks for the suggestion
     
    (If someone want's to create their own, just make sure you choose "Argument required" in the Keyword window)
     
    1. In Alfred Preferences, go to the Workflows section
    2. choose Create a new workflow
    3. If not automatically opened, click on the top right hand colourful burger
    4. Drop the Keyword object that they give in the text below and enter the text you want to use as a prompt. Choose "Argument required" to the right
    5. In the Automation section, drag the Automation Task object to the board and double click it to open it.
    6. Under URL processing, choose Shorten URL
    7. In the Output section, choose Copy to clipboard.
    8. Link the 3 objets Keyword -> Automation Task -> Copy to Clipboard
    9. Success
     
    To use it:
    - copy a URL you want to shorten
    - Invoque Alfre
    - type in your prompt then space and paste your URL
    - The shortened URL will be saved in your clipboard to be pasted.
     
    Cheers,
     
    Rad 

     

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    Rad reacted to =H= in Clipboard: 'Auto paste on return' stopped working   
    Hi, new here but a long time Alfred fan. Keep up the great work!

    I was able to fix this by removing and re-adding Alfred from the Accessibility panel. 
     
    Steps: 
    Go to System Preferences Open Security & Privacy Go to Accessibility Click the lock Select Alfred 4 Click the minus Drag the Alfred 4 application from your Applications Folder onto the Privacy panel and make sure the checkbox is checked.  
    Hope this helps someone!
     
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    Rad reacted to Stephen_C in Find Folder — Search by Folder Name Workflow   
    @philippesiguret here is the Github download link for a simple folder search workflow in Alfred 5.
     
    Usage

    Type fs (or the other keyword you may have set in User Configuration) followed by space and all or part of the folder name for which you wish to search. Pressing Enter will reveal the contents of the folder in Alfred. Pressing ⌘ + Enter will reveal the contents of the folder in Finder.
     
    Stephen
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    Rad reacted to Vero in Moving my Alfred config to a new computer without installing dropbox sync   
    @jamesd7856 It appears @Stephen_C is right on with that link, but just to confirm - it's normal that the main Alfred hotkey, the currently selected theme, as well as the checkboxes for features like Clipboard History are *not* migrated, as these are set on a per-Mac basis. (e.g. you may want a different theme at home and at work)
     
    You'll also need to activate your Powerpack license individually on the new Mac, but you should then be up and running
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    Rad reacted to binbjz in File search not working   
    1. Disable indexing
    $ sudo mdutil -a -i off
    2. Enable again
    $ sudo mdutil -a -i on
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    Rad reacted to Miko in Trello Workflow 1.6.1 [Updated 16/07/18]   
    Super late reply, but this is no longer an issue with Alfred and the workflow
    Alfred will automatically search for PHP install in the following directories.
     
    /opt/homebrew/bin/php /usr/local/bin/php  
    Alternatively, you can still define your path in the script as suggested.
     
    export PATH="/opt/homebrew/bin:/usr/local/bin:${PATH}"  
    Tested with macOS Monterey 12.5 on Apple Silicon, PHP and PHP@7.4 installed with Brew

    Edit: Tested using Alfred 5.0.1
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    Rad reacted to xilopaint in Alfred PDF Tools – Optimize, encrypt and manipulate PDF files   
    You should see a new enhanced file with the same name of the original one with an [optimized] tag appended. If the file is big the optimization can take some time to finish. You can track the progress using the progress keyword. If the file is not being created I need the output of the Alfred Debugger and, if possible, the original PDF file to investigate the reason. You can send me the file by PM.
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    Rad reacted to yeroc in Trello Workflow 1.6.1 [Updated 16/07/18]   
    @vitor Thank you so much for this tip! I was having the same issue, and your solution works perfectly.
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    Rad reacted to vitor in Trello Workflow 1.6.1 [Updated 16/07/18]   
    @Rad Double-click the Run Script (in the middle):
     

     
    And on the Script box, make a new line at the top with export PATH="/opt/homebrew/bin:/usr/local/bin:${PATH}".
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    Rad reacted to gandalfsaxe in Any way search & open a folder in SAME Finder window?   
    Ah sorry @vitor, I read your post too fast and thought you suggested System Preferences -> Dock -> Prefer tabs when opening document -> Always
     
    I now remember why this particular setting was a no-go for me:
    If I have multiple SublimeText windows open, and I relaunch the app, all windows are combined within one, meaning that I have two levels of tabs open. This is actually a really cool feature, if it was supported by SublimeText, but it isn't. This means that I have no way of recombining separate windows except for relaunching the app, cause *all* windows to recombine.
     
    As for:
    Finder Preferences → General → (tick) Open folders in tabs instead of new windows.
    - unfortunately, this doesn't even work for me. It makes no difference how this setting is set; Finder will always open folders in a new windows, regardless of whether I use Spotlight search or Alfred. Does it work for you?
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