I posted about this on the Agenda community, but figured it belongs here as well: I made a Shortcut that provides for find and replace of term on the iOS version of the app, since it can’t (yet) be done natively.
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Productivity in Illness
“You’re not dying, you just can’t think of anything good to do.” — Ferris Bueller
Lists to Go with Cheatsheat
It was just a month or so ago that was thinking I needed a good way to take particular OmniFocus lists with me on my watch, because I love ditching my phone when I can.
Lo and behold, Cheatsheet, an app I love, just added Shortcuts support. This means I can very easily create a list from OmniFocus and put it in a cheat, making it ready to take with me (requires Cheatsheat’s Pro in-app purchase, but well worth it).
[v1.21] Sticking Stuff Together with Bubble Gum
v1.21 update
- Minor update
- Added Maps as a source for phone numbers in the Phone branch
- Added alert to Bookmarked URLs branch to align to all the others
Download link below 👇🏻
v1.2 update
- Added branch for Things, using its
showURL schemequeryparameter to show a particular project, or else theidparameter to show a built-in list
v1.1 update
- Added branch for DEVONthink To Go
- Added branch for Craft (requires choosing the workspace to open when you actually use the URL, but hey, you play the hand you’re dealt)
- Added branches for OmniFocus 4 Beta
- Added branch for Agenda 13.1 Beta
- Added comment actions to capture changelog and protips
I was listening my pals Jay Miller, Rosemary Orchard, and David Sparks discuss Hook on a recent episode of the Automators podcast, and got thinking about how often I benefit from linking across resources on my phone/iPad (or would like to benefit from it, if I actually did it more).
Some real examples:
- Put a phone number in an OmniFocus task
- Reference an OmniFocus project in an Agenda note
- Add a location in a Note
And plenty more.
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