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@GerardK so here's a workaround that's working for me right now: find the offending application in Finder, "make alias", retitle the alias to the name of the original thing (since the file is named `.app` on the filesystem and aliases don't have an extension, they should exist side-by-side just fine), then go to Alfred, Features->Default Results->Advanced, drag the alias from Finder into the list (you only need to do this step once, since it adds the filetype and not the specific file) and try searching again. This is obviously a janky workaround but it should at least avoid tripping over awkward finger memory while the bug gets fixed.

I have done every troubleshooting step and I'm still having issues with some applications. Most notably, Xcode, although I did have a little difficulty getting my aliases to Emacs to show up again, too. Not sure what fixed that one exactly; I deleted and recreated them a few times, but there's clearly a problem. Applications inside the Xcode bundle also don't show up. Spotlight can see it just fine.

One workaround that I've found for this missing feature is to use a Shortcuts workflow (I seem to have a different one that I'm not sure where I got it, but there's an official one here: https://github.com/alfredapp/shortcuts-workflow#readme) and just make a Shortcut for any scene you want to set with Alfred. (It would still be great to have direct HomeKit support, don't get me wrong, but this really hits the 80/20 for me.)

I definitely want the same thing!