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@xilopaint WeWorkflow also does that

OK! I added a way to show all the locations for all the crews, in batches of 10. ... I realize this conversation is sounding more and more like a chatGPT session 🤓 workflow here, demo here

then how do you know where each crew is going? that's just a browser, it will open whatever browser you use

Here you go. You can now enter a zip code in Alfred to show only events in that ZIP code, by calendar. You can also set the number of days you want to retrieve in the Configure Workflow (default: 7). Demo here.

trying again

there is a link in my first post

not sure about Ventura because I installed them, but they are not in Monterey.

but the user needs to have them installed, correct? Or are you able to embed them in your workflow?

there is a link to download in my previous message you will need the Powerpack to run Workflows I made a screencast, here

this should work @Seth. Enter multiple, comma-separated calendars, and it will open one per tab.

@Seth Happy to help! 1) download the workflow at the link below. Double click to install. 2) you will see this configuration window below. If your calendar is named Work, you can just proceed. If not, enter the calendar name in the Calendar box, then proceed. 3) open alfred and type grablocations, select the workflow (see screenshot below), press return 4) your browser should open a Google Maps tab with directions to all the locations of today's events. Feel free to let us know if you run into trouble.

@Seth just wondering if this was helpful?

@Benoulis just wondering if this was helpful?

AlfreDo An Alfred Workflow for Todoist Download Motivation ✅ - Quickly list, search, and act on your Todoist tasks - Add new tasks to Todoist through Alfred Setting up ⚙️ Needed - Alfred 5 with Powerpack license - A Todoist account - Python3 Default settings - In Alfred, open the 'Configure Workflow' menu in AlfreDo preferences - set the Todoist API token (login into your account, then generate it here) - Optional: - set the keyword (or hotkey) to show: 1. Tasks due today (default: !1) 2. Overdue (default: !2) 3. All tasks (default: !3) - set the keyword (or hotkey) to force-refresh (default: todoist::refresh) - set the keyword (or hotkey) to create a new task (default: !!!) - set refresh rate (in days). Default: 1 - Recommended 0 (refresh every time, slower) or 1 if you use Todoist often from browser, mobile etc. - Database is automatically refreshed when a task is created, completed, or rescheduled. - Refresh can be forced using a keyword (default: todoist::refresh) or hotkey. - show Karma daily and weekly goals? Default: yes Basic Usage 📖 Searching your tasks 🔍 - launch with keyword or custom hotkey. You can start from 1) tasks due today, 2) tasks overdue, or 3) all tasks - Use multiple strings, or label/projects to refine search. Use @ to enter one or more labels, # to enter a project. - Once a task is selected, you can do one of three things: - enter ↩️ will open the task on Todoist - shift-enter ⇧↩️ will complete the task - ctrl-enter ^↩️ will open a menu to reschedule the task. Choose one of the options, or enter a number of days. You can also use `w` or `m` after the number to enter weeks and months, respectively (e.g. `10w` will reschedule in 10 weeks) Creating new tasks ⭐ - launch with keyword (default: !!!) or hotkey. Use `@` to enter one or more labels, `#` to enter a project (Inbox will be used if none entered), due: to enter a due date. As in reschedule, choose one of the options, or enter a number of days. You can also use `w` or `m` after the number to enter weeks and months, respectively (e.g. `10w` will set a due date in 10 weeks) - Universal Action: new highlights can be created by selecting text in any app, then launching Universal Actions and selecting Create a new Todoist task. Database refresh 🔄 - will occur according to the rate in days set in AlfreDo preferences, after a task is created, completed, or rescheduled, or... - todoist::refresh to force database refresh Limitations & known issues ⚠️ - None for now, but I have not done extensive testing, let me know if you see anything! Acknowledgments 😀 - Thanks to the Alfred forum community! - Icons from Flaticon: - https://www.flaticon.com/free-icon/overdue_6534474 - https://www.flaticon.com/free-icon/calendar_6816638 - https://www.flaticon.com/free-icon/project-management_4844342 - https://www.flaticon.com/free-icon/task_2098402 Changelog 🧰 - 05-03-2023: version 0.1 Feedback 🧐 Feedback welcome! If you notice a bug, or have ideas for new features, please feel free to get in touch either here, or on Github.

thanks @vitor, fn+↩ didn't work either, but I deleted the json in the cache and now it works. thanks for your prompt help! PS: perhaps you meant these two below in the description without the ↩? • ⌥↩: View Tags. • ⌃↩: View Description.

I must have some conflicting installation or workflow, but this seems to have stopped working for me? I see the bookmarks, but I can't open or assign modifier keys. I deleted and reinstalled (v2023.2 from the Gallery). Any suggestions? Thanks!

@Benoulis try this set the default starting value in workflow configuration ++1 (or hotkey) to trigger the snippet plusone::reset to reset the counter to the default value

@dood I think the problem with that user was the file name containing special characters. is that the case here?

thanks @vitor I will make those changes. I thought the path export was recommended for users who had brew-installed pythons, but perhaps that is now included in the default path?

alfred-readwise An Alfred Workflow for your Readwise account Download Motivation ✅ - Quickly list, search, and open your Readwise highlights - Add new highlights to your account through Alfred Setting up ⚙️ Needed - Alfred 5 with Powerpack license - A Readwise license - Python3 Default settings - In Alfred, open the 'Configure Workflow' menu in alfred-readwise preferences - set the keyword for the workflow (default: !r) - set the keyword to force refresh (default: readwise:refresh) - set the Readwise API token (login into your account, then copy it here) - set what to show in results: books, tweets, supplementals, articles, podcasts - set refresh rate (in days). Default: 30 - set 'book' name from highlights entered via Alfred. Default: Highlights from Alfred - set search scope: - Highlight: search highlight text only - Book: search book titles only - Both (default): search across highlights and book titles Basic Usage 📖 Searching your Readwise database 🔍 - launch with keyword (default: !r), or custom hotkey - standard search will be through highlight text and book titles. Multiple word (fragments) supported - typing # will prompt a label search which can be added to the standard search, multiple labels supported - enter ↩️ will show the highlight in large font and copy to clipboard - command-enter ⌘↩️ will open the source URL if available (typically for tweets) - ctrl-enter ^↩️ will open the highlight on Readwise - shift-ctrl-enter ⇧^↩️ will open all highlights from that book on Readwise Entering new highlights ⭐ - Universal Action: new highlights can be created by selecting text in any app, then launching Universal Actions and selecting Create a new Readwise highlight. The corresponding text will be assigned to a 'book' titled as set in alfred-readwise preferences (default: Highlights from Alfred). Database refresh 🔄 - will occur according to the rate in days set in alfred-readwise preferences, or... - readwise:refresh to force database refresh Limitations & known issues ⚠️ - None for now, but I have not done extensive testing, let me know if you see anything! Acknowledgments 😀 - Thanks to the Alfred forum community! Changelog 🧰 - 04-04-2023: version 0.1 Feedback 🧐 Feedback welcome! If you notice a bug, or have ideas for new features, please feel free to get in touch either here, or Github.

thanks @Vero! I replaced it with !!s in the new version

oops sorry @sepulchra I had a home vs. work check and I forgot to remove it. It should be fixed now. Thanks for the report!

I have a few workflows that I use regularly but their use cases are pretty narrow. I thought I'd share some of them in case others out there are interested. They are not super polished and documentation is minimal, happy to refine if anybody else other than me would like to use any of them. Phonetic Spelling 🙊 An Alfred workflow for the phonetically challenged use a hotkey or a keyword (default: spell) actioning one item will show spelling in large font shift+enter will open a custom dictionary (remember to leave at least one space between letter and word) choose dictionary in Workflow configuration: currently included: American, English, International, Italian, German, Morse, American Civil War, custom. Download Outlook email sweeper (aka alfred-emailstrom) 🧹 email sweep assistant start 'email sprints' in Outlook record email sweep rate over time estimate number of sprints and time needed to clear your inbox optional for Complice users: record email sprints in your complice account a report is copied to the clipboard in markdown format Workflow configuration setup: keyword or hotkey to launch the workflow email folder to watch length of sprints complice-related stuff Note: menubar countdown needed to show a counter in the menubar. brew install --cask menubar-countdown to install Download Fetch outlook meeting details 📎 Grab event details from your Outlook calendar without selecting them or focusing on the app. Set the time interval in `Workflow configuration`, e.g: 0 will show concurrent events, 10 events that will be concurrent in 10 min etc. Actioning an event will copy to clipoboard in Markdown format Download Alfred-line-a-day 〰️ one-line-a-day journal If you, like John Quincy Adams, like to summarize a day in one line (typically ~100 characters), this simple workflow will add a timestamp and save it in your txt or md file. Download

try this @Seth Set a hotkey or use a keyword (default: grablocation) to fetch the locations of today's events in a calendar (default: Work) and show them in Google Maps. I am not sure clicking can be done easily, as you would need to store the locations somewhere. One can filter events in some other way in addition to Calendar (title etc).

Welcome to the Forum @Seth. Do you need to click specific events, or would fetching all the addresses in a day (or some time window) work too? PS, you might want to remove the screenshot if those are real names and addresses.