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I had not. Now I have, and huh: good workflow. Thanks for the help everyone!

Thanks Stephen_C! I've done so, and I'm now getting a different error: [13:00:51.275] ZotHero[Script Filter] { "items": [ { "title": "Error in workflow 'ZotHero'", "subtitle": "[Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/Users/tobymartin/Zotero/better-bibtex.sqlite'", "valid": false, "icon": { "path": "/System/Library/CoreServices/CoreTypes.bundle/Contents/Resources/AlertStopIcon.icns" } } ] } I don't know whether "better-bibtex.sqlite" is supposed to be created on-the-fly, but I can confirm that there's no such file in my Zotero folder. I have instead "zotero.sqlite" along with some back-ups.

Ah, ok. Thanks @vitor. So when I type "zot S" (on my way for trying to search for "Smith") I get: [14:53:55.042] ZotHero[Script Filter] Script with argv 'S' finished [14:53:55.047] ERROR: ZotHero[Script Filter] Code 1: xcrun: error: invalid active developer path (/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools), missing xcrun at: /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/xcrun This same error recurs for like every part of the "Smith" string as I type it in.

Just to confirm, @rdjfraser's issue is exactly what I described in my Jan. 26 post. I'm using the version from the Gallery. @giovanni how would I check the debugger? "zotconf Open Log File", per the GitHub page? That doesn't work for me. When I type "zotcon" into Alfred I see the first image. When I add an "f" I see the second image.

I tried ZotHero 2.2 today. The installation seemed successful, and when I type "zot" into Alfred I see some ZotHero Alfred results appear. But when I add anything as a query, like "zot smith" or for that matter "zot s", Alfred just goes to my fallback search option. (This is Alfred 5.1.4, Zotero 6.0.3.) Is there some set-up step that I'm missing?

That did it John! Thanks very much for your help with this.

Thanks John! I get ruby 2.6.3p62 (2019-04-16 revision 67580) [universal.x86_64-darwin20]

I've installed the workflow, configured it with my token and org ID. I've done the bundle install standalone thing. I've got the right folder name for my version of Ruby. But when I type "bc ProjectName" in Alfred, nothing happens. Just "bc " shows me the workflow ("Open Basecamp Projects"). But adding any additional information stops the workflow and just bails out to searching the web for "bc ProjectName". When I debug, all I see is [23:24:01.419] Basecamp[Script Filter] Queuing argument 'S' [23:24:01.710] Basecamp[Script Filter] Script with argv '(null)' finished [23:24:01.710] Basecamp[Script Filter] <items/> Like for example if I start searching for a project that starts with "S". Any suggestions? Thanks! p.s. Alfred 4.2.1, Basecamp 3