Alfred Helper Prototype

Most of my alfred workflows are in python and I often use uv to run them. To make working on them a bit easier, I brainstormed an alfred-uv command to make it easier to develop. uvx alfred-uv install All the workflows I develop for myself, I tend to store as a git repo and then symlink. To make this flow easier, I write a uvx alfred-uv install command. Given the current directory, we can loop through the alfred workflows directory and check the existing symlinks there. If we find a link to our current directory, we’ve already installed things and can skip it. If we do not find a link, then we can create a symlink so that our repo now shows up as workflow. For my first draft, I am just naively picking Path.cwd() from Python, but in a future revision, I may get the root git repo and use that as an extra safety check. uvx alfred-uv open When writing code for an extension, I will often want to open it in Alfred’s workflow page for the visual editor. While searching online, I found a link…