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Thank you for the kind words! It's a new workflow that I just published. The Alfred team reviews workflows before publishing it to the gallery, which simply takes some time. I've already been contacted by the Alfred team that they intend to include this workflow in the gallery soon

Sounds like a bug. Open the workflow in Obsidian, open the Debugging Log (cmd+d), and then use the workflow via `o...`. In case something like "osascript is not allowed assistive access. (-25211)" appears in the debugging log, it's this bug which I think is related to macOS 15. If not, please open a bug report on GitHub, since the form asks for various kinds of information I'd need to be able to see what's going on.

No reason I'm particular, I just used ls cause I wanted folders to be included. No problem in changing it, just be aware that if you update the workflow later on, such manual changes will be overridden.

oh my bad, haven't noticed the typo. Just fixed it, thanks!

Have you installed ripgrep, as described in the installation section?

Quickly access recent files, files with a specific tag, files in the current window, files in the Downloads-folder, or trashed files. Usage Search for recently modified files in your home folder and iCloud documents with the keyword rec. (Searching for recent files was always a weak point on macOS.) Access files in your Downloads-folder via dl. Search for files in the front Finder window via win. Access files you have assigned a Finder tag of your choice via tag. Look for files in your Trash with trash. For all fives cases, you can change the keyword in the workflow configuration or set a hotkey. The following actions are available for all searches: ⏎: Open the file. ⌘⏎: Move the file to your front Finder window. ⌥⏎: Reveal the file in Finder. ⌃⏎: Copy the file to the clipboard. ➡️ https://github.com/chrisgrieser/alfred-quick-file-access

Display and edit reminders due today. This workflow explicitly tries not to implement all the features that other reminder-integrations have available, but is mostly tailored to my personal workflow. But since the workflow is probably nonetheless useful, I decided to share it here still. Usage Display reminders due today (or overdue) via the keyword rem. Alternatively, you can also use a hotkey for that. ⏎: Complete the reminder. ⌘⏎: If the reminder has a URL, open it in the default browser, otherwise, copy the reminder's text to the clipboard. Afterward, complete the reminder. ⌥⏎: Edit the reminder in Alfred. (The first line is the reminder title, the rest is the reminder body.) ⇧⏎: "Snooze" the reminder by changing its due date to tomorrow. ⌃⏎: Display completed reminders due today as well. Using ⏎ on a completed reminder marks it as uncompleted. The other modifiers work the same as with uncompleted reminders. Use ⌃⏎ again to hide completed reminders again. Quickly add a new reminder due today with the keyword qq. Alternatively, you can also use a hotkey to add the currently selected text or current browser tab as a reminder. Add a reminder due at a future date with the keyword atdate. ➡️ https://github.com/chrisgrieser/alfred-reminders-companion

Usage Save the current dock as a layout for this workflow via the keyword :dock new. Select a dock layout via the keyword dock: ⏎: Switch to the layout (load the layout). ⌘⏎: Overwrite the layout with the layout of the current dock. ⚠️ This workflow saves **all** information related to the current dock. This includes dock sizes, dock position, animation settings, or hot corners. Automation Load a dock layout from another app via this AppleScript: tell application id "com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred" to run trigger "load-dock-layout" in workflow "de.chris-grieser.dock-switcher" with argument "NAME_OF_DOCK_LAYOUT"` or via URI: alfred://runtrigger/de.chris-grieser.dock-switcher/load-dock-layout/?argument=NAME_OF_DOCK_LAYOUT ➡️ https://github.com/chrisgrieser/alfred-dock-switcher

Open extension settings or internal pages of Chrome, Brave, or any other Chromium-based browser.* Usage Search for installed browser extensions and internal pages via the keyword `ch`: ⏎ Open page, or the respective extension settings. ⌘⏎ Open the extension at the Chrome Web Store. ⌥⏎ Copy the Chrome Web Store URL of the extension. ⇧⏎ Open the local file path of the extension. *Browser Support Currently, only Chrome and Brave are supported. Adding support for more browsers is easy, as long as they are Chromium-based. Making a few additions to this JSON file is all that is needed, and mostly self-explanatory. ➡️ https://github.com/chrisgrieser/alfred-chromium-extensions

The workflow offers various utilities and quality-of-life-features for Alfred workflow developers. So yeah, I wrote a workflow to make writing workflows easier for me… The workflow offers various hotkeys: Go to the last workflow in the Alfred Preferences. Reload the current workflow, and flush all caches related to it. Reveal the current workflow in the macOS Finder. Another hotkey does the opposite and reveals the workflow corresponding to the current Finder window in the Alfred Preferences. Check for unused files of current workflow. Copy the workflows absolute path to the clipboard. Show a menu of some more utilities via the keyword aa. Those include: Searching the Alfred workflow development docs. Restarting Alfred (and Alfred Preferences). Updating the Alfred Preferences.app icon to use an icon using the macOS Big Sure icon shape. Open the Alfred data folder, or the Alfred cache folder. Change the font size of the Alfred debugger wind ➡️ https://github.com/chrisgrieser/alfred-workflow-devtools

Japanese-English Dictionary using jisho.org with audio, csv export of words, and preview of dictionary sites. Search for a word in English or in Japanese (Romaji, Kana, Kanji) via the keyword ji. ⏎ Copy the Japanese translation. ⌘⏎ Open the word at jisho.org (or an alternative dictionary site). ⌥⏎ Copy the URL to the entry at the selected dictionary site. ⇧⏎ Play the Japanese audio pronunciation, with configurable speech rate. ⌃⏎ Open the first "Read more" link of the entry in the browser. Fn⏎ Append the entry to a .csv file (semicolon-separated). This is useful to import words into other tools, such as Anki. Alternatively, you can also use the keyword じ. This triggers the same search as ji. (ji must be followed by a space, じ does not require one.) Use the keyword hiragana or katakana to display a kana cheatsheet. ➡️ https://github.com/chrisgrieser/alfred-japanese-dictionary

@TommyRot You are correct, only the vault folder itself is supported, selecting the parent of the vault is not supported.

@TommyRot The problem is that you are closing Obsidian before the index for this workflow is updated. By default, the index is updated every 30 minutes, you can adjust that value by editing the respective setting in the settings of the metadata extractor plugin.

When creating a workflow and using a component like "Script Filter", there is the option to choose "External Script" as language. If you enter "foobar/baz.js" as filepath, clicking "Create File" fails silently if the folder "foobar" does not yet exist in the workflow folder. Neither the folder nor the file is created.

Ah, seems I have missed that one. Nice, more coverage is always good. Hmm, I think I prefer this one to exclusively focus on anime. My older projects had so much feature creep, that I tend to now prefer a narrow scope to keep my projects manageable 🙈 Some ideas I have for potential future features are anime-exclusive anyway (e.g. integration with streaming services)