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I think this has to do with the Python executable your Alfred installation is pointing to. I'm not sure how to best go about diagnosing it (those are notoriously fun issues), but this thread looks like it could be helpful: Good luck!

Hi @rish! It's possible but not entirely likely that there is a bug in the Packal file and I haven't been able to update it for a few versions now due to problems with the site. You can get the latest version (v. 1.3.1) from the Github link. It's possible you might have your system Python installed somewhere different than /usr/bin/python so you may need to update that as well. Failing that, if you enable debug mode within Alfred (cmd+d) and trigger the workflow, you should be able to see what is failing for you. The latest version worked for me today.

https://github.com/kylestratis/roam-weekly-plan http://www.packal.org/workflow/roam-weekly-plan The last of my Roam workflows I am sharing tonight! This one generates a weekly plan for the coming week for use in Roam inspired by Nat Eliason's Effortless Output with Roam course. When you load it with notes/todos, they will show up in the appropriate day's notes.

https://github.com/kylestratis/roam-weekly-review http://www.packal.org/workflow/roam-weekly-review This is another Roam-centric workflow I created. This one generates a weekly review template to use at the end of each week to prompt some self-inspection. This review has the following sections: What did I do this week? - This is a query of all done TODO items from the week you are reviewing. Review Questions - Questions to ask yourself as you review the previous week. Post-Review Retrospective - Questions to find areas of improvement for the coming week.

https://github.com/kylestratis/roam-daily-notes http://www.packal.org/workflow/roam-daily-notes I wrote this Alfred workflow to help generate a Daily Notes template for me in Roam. It generates spaces for Morning Pages, habits (make sure to edit with your own habits), and implements a temporal sieve, allowing you to look back at your daily notes form 1 week ago, 4 weeks ago, 12 weeks ago, and 1 year ago.