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Just created a small workflow for macOS Monterey users to quickly run Shortcuts from the new app. It's built using Ruby, as it's installed in macOS by default - there shouldn't be any issues. It also requires `shortcuts` executable to be available in system.

 

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GitHub Repo - https://github.com/eiskrenkov/alfred-run-shortcut

 

You can download the latest "alfred-run-shortcut.alfredworkflow" file from Releases Page

Edited by Egor Iskrenkov
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  • 2 months later...
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Nice Workflow...would be great to be able to use this workflow for universal actions, e.g. pass a file or any other input to the Shortcuts

  • 2 months later...
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1 hour ago, petebocken said:

How could you edit this workflow to not require typing ‘sc’ at the front?

Just edit the shortcut and type any other keyword? 🤷‍♂️

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@Acidham no, I mean to not have to type a keyword at all. Just be able to type the shortcut name in Alfred and search my Shortcuts and run.

 

So like this:

1. Open Alfred

2. Type “Shorten URL”

 

Instead of:

1. Open Alfred

2. Type: “sc Shorten URL”

 

I know you can do this by using a hot key, but I want to do it normally through bringing up Alfred with the set command (command+space).

 

Posted

@petebocken I think this is more like a general question on how to use Alfred. This thread is about the Shortcuts Runner Workflow. 

 

You can also leverage Search above. I, personally, don't use Alfred that way, but I found the following discussion: 

 

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