Chris Messina

Yes, that's what I've decided I'll do:
 

 

 

 
 
Yes, I'll likely end up doing that too, once I standardize on the synonyms. 
 
What I would prefer would be to edit one of those keyword objects and just add synonyms or aliases directly, just to keep the Workflow layout cleaner. 

Right, but this would mean duplicating those keywords in each of the workflows in which I want to use these keywords, right?
 
I think that's probably fine, it's just a little inefficient since I'm creating workflow toolkits for several services with similar features (Twitter, Instagram, etc) and will need to sync/update these synonyms across all of the toolkits.

+1 for this request. I felt the exact same need (in my case, I have several workflows that allow me to quickly access my messages... so I really want to use "message", "dms", and "send", etc as aliases for several searches/workflows). 

I was using another case workflow before, just wondering if this workflow is able to show what's in the clipboard before pasting Example (Photo1)

Thanks - just posted an updated version.

A workflow to quickly access and manage other workflows' info and folders. 
 
Derived from `alfred-extension`, an Alfred2 extension created by @jmjeong. 
Main changes: dropped `open in iTerm2`, `export`, and `disable` actions, added access to workflow info, folder, and cache, config, detection of hotkey conflicts. Workflows' info now stored in a `sqlite` database for faster access.
 
As usual, feedback welcome!
https://github.com/giovannicoppola/alfred-weworkflow

@Chris Messina you might want to try this I just posted, which shows conflicting hotkeys and shows a different icon (🟠) if a hotkey is only shared with a disabled workflow. Feedback appreciated!
 

Love that idea!

Sure.
I put it in a gist so you can view the changes easily.  Mostly it involved breaking its dependence on @deanishe's Python workflow framework.
 
https://gist.github.com/derickfay/4b46ebc69e4bd9d85817ffd6a6885dd6/revisions
 

I converted this to Python 3 and sent a PR request to the author. cc@vitor
Let me know if you see anything off!
 
https://github.com/giovannicoppola/alfred-crypto-tracker

This is now working in MacOS 12.3 with Python 3.
 
Thanks to @giovanni for doing the hard work on CodeCase.  I just used FileMerge to see what he did, and replicated it here.

Follow the linked guide.

Hi all,
 
Just to update you, we have this in hand. We've been directly chatting with Dave at 1Pwd and we not only have a 1Password 8 integration in the works, but also have some good ideas for deeper integration
 
Cheers,
Andrew

With macOS Monterey 12.3, Apple removed the bundled Python 2 interpreter. That means older Workflows dependent on Python 2 will no longer work without modification.

You can reinstall Python 2, but some Workflows will still require a tweak to work. It’s simple enough to do if you know what to look for, but not everyone does. The Updated Third-Party Python 2 Workflows repository on GitHub is meant to close that gap.

Check the list of available Workflows. If the one you need isn’t present, ask for it there or as a reply on this thread. Be sure to include a link to the original.
 
Note this is only for Python 2 Workflows which break on Monterey 12.3 and above due to the Python 2 removal. If a Workflow stops working for any other reason, contact the author as usual.

@scottpie For an explanation and fixes, see: 
 

Hello! 👋🏻
 
One of our founders, Dave, has posted an update on our progress and current thought process on this type of integration with Alfred and other tools looking to integrate in similar ways with 1Password. You can read that update here:
 
https://1password.community/discussion/comment/632452/#Comment_632452
 
Thank you all for your continued patience as we continue to work with Alfred and other developers to make this the best experience possible.
 
Ben

Version 2.4
- fixes generic search (example highlighted below)
- fixes mu command
https://www.gingerbeardman.com/alfred/
 

You have to use /usr/local/bin/npx (or whatever the full path to the command is).

@Steve Ball Open Alfred's prefs to Features > Snippets > Auto Expansion Options, and you'll see that snippets are set to not expand in Alfred and Alfred's preferences window.
 
https://www.alfredapp.com/help/features/snippets/advanced/
 
If you prefer to be able to expand in Alfred itself, just remove that entry from the list
 
Cheers,
Vero

Here is an Alfred Powerpack Theme that is inspired by JuneCloud's Deliveries.app appearance and color scheme.
 
🎩 Download theme
 

 

 
 

I think it'd be a good idea to implement ⌘C in the actions panel, which not only spares the `Copy as Plain Text` action, but also - with a hotkey for activating Alfred with selection - enables `Use in Alfred` with one key stroke.
 
The less actions necessary, the neater and more efficient the interface.

Hey guys,
Seems like many of you enjoyed my old minimal theme:
https://www.alfredforum.com/topic/16333-minimal-theme-refined-apr-6th-2021/
So here's the new one I created for my M1 Pro MacBook.
 
Light:https://www.alfredapp.com/extras/theme/7TdSQcdigK/
Dark:https://www.alfredapp.com/extras/theme/nerw5iDkVy/
Black (for night owls): https://www.alfredapp.com/extras/theme/piaj5hcWlE/

 

I will be making a few tweaks in the next release.
 
The config for Run Script / Script Filter now does a check to see if the language is available and adds a [not installed] on the language selection for missing bins. I have also added a comment to the example Python script (when selecting the Python language) which highlights the impending issue.
 

Hi @DrewOS welcome to the forum. This topic has been recently discussed, you might want to review this thread:
 
 

And once again the workflow got updated to version 2.2 (see the first post for download and changelist)