The clipboard feature would be helpful if you were doing this manually. To automate it though you would need to be familiar with AppleScript as this would require a little UI scripting.
The clipboard feature is useful for copying multiple things and then having a UI to view previously copied text and being able to paste multiple past items. As mentioned though, this is a manual step.
If you are a Powerpack member, then the way to do this would be with a workflow. In Alfred's preferences, click the Workflows tab, then click the + icon in the bottom of the list panel on the left. In the menu that appears, click the "Blank Workflow" option. Set the name and other such properties for your custom workflow. Next, in the editor area on the right, click the + in the top right corner. Select to add a Trigger->Hotkey then set the properties for the hotkey. Next, click the + in the top right again and select Actions->Run Script. From here, you can configure what you want to run. You can leave the language set to bash and enter commands to run the script the exact same way you would if you were at a Terminal. Alternatively, you could set the language to Python and enter your code here directly. Once you are done setting up the Run Script, save it and position your mouse over the hotkey item. A little tab should appear on the right side. Click the tab and drag it to the Run Script to connect them. After that, you should be all set. Let me know if you need any more assistance
