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What is cool is that it will update when the mac is turned on if it wasn't. I was inspired by the Seminar by Frank.dg Author of the bestselling, "Do Way, Way More in WorkFlowy".

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Shortcut : it's not ideal but for now it works, I know and if someone knows how to do everything in Automator or PhraseExpress. Tell application "System Events" to keystroke using

Execute an AppleScript to trigger a keyboard shortcut for PhraseExpress.

Find a specific element in the folder WFCMD (useful to select the text file and delete it once it's been copied).

Combines Text files content (mandatory even if there is just one).

When I say "Ok Google, parking $", then it creates a text file on Dropbox with $ as content in a folder named WFCMDĢ) Dropbox is synced to my mac (folder WFCMD)ģ) In Automator I created an Action Folder (action that triggers if a new file is added to a folder).

I created an applet for Google assistant.

Google Assistant > IFTTT > Dropbox > Mac > Automator > PhraseExpress > Safari > Workflowy

A Mac (I bet it can be done easily on PC).

I had to use Safari because it seems to be the only case where the typing cursor is already ready for workflowy. I finally did it, it's not as elegant as if I were a coder or part of the dev team with an API but for now it does the trick.

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I wanted for instance to be able to talk to workflowy as soon as I needed to park a shower thought. PhraseExpress is a great automation tool when you type in the phrases, codes, or a series of tedious keyboard shortcuts. If (-not (Get-Command choco.Ok so my goal has always been to be able to park ideas in Workflowy with less friction as possible otherwise I would forget the idea and break the flow.

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zip to the filename to handle archive cmdlet limitations

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