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I converted David Ferguson's Wolfram|Alpha extension to a workflow (and made some tweaks along the way ) It requires you have an AppID of your own (get one here). Note: Make sure you wait a few minutes before entering the code; Wolfram|Alpha's servers seem to take a moment to register the AppID. It provides feedback with the answer and input interpretation. If you action an item, it will output all the available information to Growl. Pressing ⌥↩ will copy the answer to the clipboard; ⌘↩ will open your query in Wolfram|Alpha (in the default browser). Here's a picture of the workflow editor: Here's what it looks like in action: Hope you like it! Download Here Update (May 15, 2013): Fixed another bug that prevented saving of AppID Update (March 5, 2013): Fixed bug that prevented the workflow from saving AppID on certain setups Update (Feb 25, 2013): Fixed garbled text issues, added 'Selection is OS X' argument to hotkey

I've started on a JIRA workflow for Alfred that uses the JIRA API and GreenHopper API through jira-python. This is really, really new and has basically no testing so any feedback is appreciated. Improvements to the instructions are greatly appreciated. If anyone has a public JIRA install they can use to create screenshots, it would also be greatly appreciated. Download Pre-built workflows can be downloaded from GitHub. The source is also available for those looking to extend/modify it. Dependencies There are none! The workflow bundles all of its dependencies when it's built. Currently implemented keywords jira open - Open JIRA in your browser. jira search [query] - Search JIRA for tickets matching [query]. jira my [query] - Search your own tickets matching [query]. jira boards [query] - Search GreenHopper boards for [query]. jira set domain [domain] - Set the domain for JIRA (ex: https://my-company.atlassian.net) jira set consumer [key] - Set the consumer key, created when configuring Alfred on JIRA. jira step 1 - Step one of the 3-legged authentication with JIRA. jira step 2 - Step two of the 3-legged authentication with JIRA.