Here are some further explanations though. I can put whatever Alfred stuff I have and you want in that folder until better solutions are available.) tasks for mutual collaboration in Trello.more general links in dedicated Evernote notebooks or.auxiliary documentation and reference material pertaining to all my projects in a GTD sense, that is not part of.(The folder now added “Alfred” is a subfolder of “Project” which in turn contains Also, I have no particular place to publish them but for now just put them in a folder on Google Drive here. My workflows are poorly documented and nothing fancy but since this community seems to consist of “power users” it should be straight forward to use and modify whatever you find useful. Excuse me for a rather lengthy post then. I would be glad to even though this may not be the right forum. Hotkey with selected text as argument > Copy to Clipboard > Run ScriptīBEdit itself can also run scripts on the text – see Writing a Drafts script step which can also run in macOS BBEditįor my usage, though, Drafts has really been about getting iOS devices to do things I can already do easily on the Mac, so I don’t see the Mac version as a priority (or even necessary) – I realise that makes me a heretic in these parts. This is called from a keyword but I also have it set up pbpaste | /usr/local/bin/bbedit -clean -view-top so if you don’t change it, you can just close the window with no save dialog, and with the cursor at the front. The alternative I’ve been using is an Alfred workflow that hooks into a script to open BBEdit with a new document containing the clipboard contents, with flags to open it “clean” i.e. What you don’t get is the document management and the ease of creating a new note without worrying about the file system. Pretty much anything Drafts can do in terms of automation can be done in Alfred (indeed, most of my custom actions and searches in Drafts are adaptations / conversions of my existing Alfred workflows).

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