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I don't think this is like pandora, its more like spotify or tidal in which you can stream individual songs. You can definitely add apple music streamed songs to playlists through the UI, but I don't know what can done through scripting. The alfred mini player for iTunes also doesn't do well with apple music songs currently, so I'm guessing some api/applescript entry points for that may not be available. That being said, if you add a song from apple music to your library even if you don't download it this plugin appears to work, unfortunately that doesn't allow you to listed to a curated playlist or radio station and pick out songs as they come up to add to a playlist...

Aaron, with regards to the first issue I'm getting that error despite definitely being logged into the command line tool. I do see 'xxx/yyyyyy' when doing the export "lpass export | grep -i 'xxx/yyyyyyy'" but I also see just yyyyyy on that line. When I run lpass show from the command line with 'xxx/yyyyyyy' it does not find a result but it does if I do lpass show 'yyyyyy'. Wolph, What concerns you about the agent running in the background? You can set whether the agent is used and how long it runs before timing out. Here is the relevant part of the lpass manual: I personally don't see an issue with having it set to a reasonable timeout--since the behavior I use for the browser extensions is to keep me logged in as long as the browser session is active--but I'd be curious to hear your reasoning. It would be kind of handy to support logging out via alfred (easy I think) and logging in (which might require not using the pin entry program).

Tried out the new version this evening. Looks like tons of progress has been made! I really appreciate the change to the caching behavior--which appears to work as expected. The issue with "." in searches seems to also be resolved. I tried some of the other functionality and I'm not sure if its working as intended. 1. When I select and entry and use "cmd+select" I get an error copied to clipboard. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <items><item valid="no"><title>Error in workflow 'com.bachya.lpvm'</title><subtitle>Command '['/usr/local/bin/lpass', 'show', u'xxx/yyyyyy']' returned non-zero exit status 1</subtitle><icon>/System/Library/CoreServices/CoreTypes.bundle/Contents/Resources/AlertStopIcon.icns</icon></item></items> This seems to also happen with "shift+select" I replaced the actual site name with 'xxx/yyyyyyy' where xxx is a folder in lastpass and yyyyyy is a site name. I tested using the command line lpass tool to get the correct syntax for 'show' and the correct syntax would be to just pass yyyyyy so I expect that this may not come up if you don't have folders in you vault, but if you do then it should just be a matter of stripping everything before the "/" that is returned from the export command. 2. Launching a credential entry brings up the url in my current browser but does not fill in the login (like it does if you select it from you vault in a browser). This might work okay with autofill populated for a site--but if you have multiple logins for a single url that approach doesn't work very well. I'm not sure if there is any easy solution to this since the command line tool doesn't seem to support logging in to a site.

Hi Aaron, The beta appears to get past the previous error and does allow some searching but doesn't seem to pull up expected results if certain characters are present. (Many of my stored sites contain "." in the name and searching for something like xxxyy.zzz stops working as soon as the "." is pressed). Unfortunately I can't use this workflow because it pulls down your entire password vault and stores it in a plain text csv file--This feels incredibly insecure to me. Perhaps it makes more sense to cache searchable metadata and use that to query the password directly from lastpass when it is selected?

Thanks for the help! With the code above for to get it working with iCloud and the older version it is working for me in Yosemite. I'll look out for the update for 2.0 when its ready.

Hi, I was using the older version of this workflow and had it working in Yosemite, but I accidentally overwrote it with the newer version which doesn't seem to work due to a change to the behavior of System Events. Any chance there is a copy of the older pre 2.0 workflow around somewhere that I could use? Thanks!