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Hello!! Marvelous workflow, but a question: is it possible to have a config field to set the API endpoint? As has been suggested already in this topic, I'm using a locally run LLM that has the same API hooks than openAI, so it's only a question of being able to point the workflow to my server instead of chatgpt's. Thanks.

Yep! But how to plug that one in to a "lock and coffee, then when I unlock cancel the coffee" workflow, I don't think is in my means

Hey! I have zero clue about this one so… Here's my idea: Lock Screen using the standard "lock" Alfred functionality, but at the same time disable the "automatic sleep after x minutes of inactivity" that macOS has, or the "automatic sleep when screen is off", like the macOS utility Amphetamine does. This automatic sleep is disabled just until I come back to the Mac and unlock it. Then it's restored back to how it was before… Would be cool ☺️

Acidham is a great resource, I'm learning a lot! Yes, I'm definitely straying for what I initially wanted to do. I did what I was looking to do with this original post, but it's coded in a way (directories and such) that it only works for me. So I'm learning by reading other's work.

Hi! Is the playlist metadata in a YouTube link interpreted as cruft? It is for me, always. When I share a YouTube link with friends I don't want to have the link include the playlist I was watching. Examples: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcZtPnrvt-Q&list=PLjCmpCzTA54PlnXWOxLDlq5SLV3Zkv81-&index=9 To me, I would like this cleaned to a simple: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcZtPnrvt-Q Right now (it's not indicative of anything, but for completeness) link clean does this: https://www.youtube.com/watch Thanks ☺️

Thanks. Is there a workflow with scripts in python only? I found, as languages go, javascript, AppleScript, ruby, php and more, but no python.

@vitor thanks, actually, I can't figure it out. It might not be I must say the gentlest learning curve for "advanced" workflows. How do I pass multiple arguments from a python script back to Alfred? I understand that what I "print" becomes the output of the workflow cell, but can I maybe pass actual variables, so I can pass more than one, saving myself from parsing those values back and forth? Example use case: var1 = 5 var2 = "a_path" # code to pass those two variables to the next cell (bash script) # code to receive two variables cd $var2 mv … $var1 … Finally, is there a simple workflow implemented in python only (as for external scripts go) so I can look at how things are done usually?

Well yes, the pdfs I read are all generated by software and therefore correctly code text as text. Thanks for the other software suggestion, but I'd like to insist and make this with Alfred, both for learning purposes and because damn I don't want to have to run 15 apps for each little thing I need.

Hi! I know how to get a pdf file content's with python, but is there a quicker way to get them directly with Alfred's workflows/actions/tasks/something?? Same thing with renaming: is it, in Alfred's "Automation tasks", the one titled "move path with the Finder"? My use case is to rename the latest pdf downloaded to the first line of its contents. I download lots of pdfs and this would in most cases rename them to their title (which is usually the first line in my use case) instead of their 5212583914.pdf name they usually have. Thanks!

Thanks @vitor! No, not going to have this as my full time occupation, so I guess I can start with workflows with something a bit easier 😉

Hi all! I'm pretty good with Python but never used any of the Mac-specific programming languages like the scripting things I see around Alfred. I don't know javascript either. Is it possible to program in a workflow that checks for app updates (maybe only apps installed via direct download and not the App Store) and alerts the user to which apps are outdated? Like if I have VLC installed and an update hits their servers, next time I run the workflow I get as result a list of outdated apps that includes VLC. This is only useful if the workflow wouldn't need to start all the apps it's checking for updates though… I feel like this definitely requires Mac-specific knowledge. I'm very willing to learn, but can you point me in the right direction? Thanks

Hi! Did anything change in the last 8 years? A Telegram workflow would be fantastic.