alfred-search-notes-app VS alfred-mouseless-messenger

Same here - the devil on my shoulder gets me all excited about the dev cycle and advanced features, many of which I'll never use. Meanwhile, nothing comes close to apple notes for quick capture and search (particularly with the alfred plugin). This has been my thought process - since recording that, the siren of obsidian still calls after hearing about their corkboard feature.

#2 is from sballin

I'm sure you have tried it but I have always used this workflow for apple notes https://github.com/sballin/alfred-search-notes-app

This: https://github.com/sballin/alfred-search-notes-app

If you use Alfred, consider my workflow, Mouseless Messenger.

My most popular workflow is Mouseless Messenger, and it's based entirely in Alfred — written in JXA.

I use JXA to write Alfred workflows like Mouseless Messenger. My desktop is an Intel Mac Pro and is where I do most of my development for pretty much everything.

I've updated Mouseless Messenger to v2.0.1.

Feel free to follow me on Twitter or star the repository to get updates for when that releases.

I write workflows for it using JXA, and the amount of time it's saved me more time than I can even begin to consider. For example, Mouseless Messenger lets me respond to iMessage/SMS without ever leaving the current app or touching the mouse.

If you're using iCloud Messages, I'm told it may not work correctly. See some of the closed issues on https://github.com/stephancasas/alfred-mouseless-messenger/issues to see what others have done.

Is it shameful to say my own? I wrote Mouseless Messenger so I could read and reply to iMessage/SMS messages from Alfred. It saves me so much clicking and context switching.