A collection of the simple Alfred workflows.
Alfred is a spotlight replacement for macOS that also does a bunch of other stuff, you should check it out.
Looks up the given HTTP status code on httpstatuses.com. Just opens a window in the default browser.
So http 405 would go to this page
Lets you type in either jira TCK-1234 to jump to the ticket TCK-1234 or there is a separate keyword trigger in there that lets you skip the jira bit if you want to go to a specific project often. For example, to set it up to trigger on tck you can then type in tck 1243 to perform the same action.
There's a environment variable to specify the jira instance URL.
Triggered by either randomuuid or uuid, it simply uses the uuidgen bash command (which is packaged by default on MacOS and probably other distros too) to generate a random uuid, converts it lowercase, then drops it in the clipboard.
Retrieves one of the Oblique Strategies from this website, then displays it in large text on the screen. Really convenient when you don't have the physical deck at hand.
This is up here for free, but consider buying a physical pack to support a really useful creative resource. You can find them here
Grabs the default result from loripsum.net's API and sticks it in the clipboard.
The alfred-repos workflow by Dean Jackson is amazing and makes Alfred worth the money all on its own if you're a developer.
A companion to the numi app that lets you calculate and convert pretty much anything.