pontus Posted March 21 Posted March 21 Shortcuts became the automation Apple didn’t manage to create by themselves. In addition to shell script and JXA this should be a cornerstone for Alfred workflows for a long time to come Several features could be added for Alfred to handle them natively: - List folders in prefs and check/uncheck which ones should be included in search results. - Prefs for listing shortcuts in default search, file search, with keyword, with hotkey. - List shortcuts with their native icon. In addition, shortcuts could be the basis for a new type of workflow. - Select a shortcut and wrap it in an Alfred workflow. Alfred automatically does a number of things: - Hide that shortcut from regular results - Detect input types allowed and exposes the shortcut in universal actions etc. - Detect keyboard trigger for shortcut (to avoid clashes). - set workflow icon to default the same icon as the shortcut has. - A shortcut type workflow would have the shortcut as its mandatory object, but could also include other objects. - When installing a new workflow the workflow would have the shortcut bundled and asked to be installed as it is done here (awesome!) but without the extra objects: https://alfred.app/workflows/vitor/shrieking-chimes/ - dependency management keeping track of which workflows uses which shortcut (and if they are removed).
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