Monroe

I setup a basic keyword workflow for logging work that just appends a line to a text file. Eg. I open Alfred and type "log started on work for Jira-XYZ ... ". Sometimes the window closes unexpectedly such as when I accidentally hit escape, click elsewhere, or when in a zoom meeting and a participant shares their screen, causing zoom to steal focus and the Alfred window to close. Is there any way to "restore" the last text in the search window?

I'm using Karabiner to try to get my left "control" button to activate the Alfred snippets dialog if no other button is pressed with it. Currently the shortcut for snippets is ctrl + shift + space. In Karabiner, this is the key combination I've set to be executed when my left control key is pressed alone. Every time I press it, however, the snippets dialog opens correctly, but the universal actions opens immediately afterward. This doesn't happen if I press the shortcut normally, with the actual keys. Is there any reason the universal actions might be opening in this case?

This works well for me: #!/usr/bin/env zsh source ~/.zshrc fc -R fc -l -n -r 1 | python -c " from json import dumps import sys print(dumps( dict(items=[ dict( title=line, subtitle=line, arg=line ) for line in [line.replace('\\n', '\n').strip() for line in sys.stdin.readlines()] ]) )) "

Oh, so https://www.alfredapp.com/help/workflows/inputs/script-filter/ is what I was looking for

I found https://github.com/bornknow108/alfred-zsh-history which seems pretty close to what I want

I'd like to invoke something like the clipboard+snippet search + results window but for my terminal history. Is that possible through a workflow or even through the default search box with a prefix?