Get Dictionary from Input
Makes a dictionary from the text passed as input. JSON (like {“foo”: “bar”}), key-value pairs (like foo=bar&baz=biz), and XML-based plist are supported.
Opens the URL to the edit page for the latest episode of your Transistor podcast.
Opens Transistor.fm to the new episode page for your pre-selected podcast so you can upload a new file, give it a title and description, and publish.
Takes the default embed code for the most “most recent podcast” player, inserts your podcast code, and copies it to your clipboard to be pasted somewhere online
Opens to the Subscribers tab of the Transistor website for your podcast where you can see total listeners, how many remaining you have in your plan, manage subscribers, and share an invite link.
Opens the Account section of Transistor.fm where you can manage your profile, turn on two-step authentication, update your billing and subscription details, and copy your API key.
Accesses the Transistor API to retrieve your account data, looks at first show, then retrieves the slug from its attributes – copy it and paste it into your other shortcuts.
Ues the Transistor API to get your show data and presents it in a nicely-formatted view. Requires the Actions app.
Dictates text, then splits it by new lines and adds them to Reminders in your groceries list.
Opens the Passwords tab of the Settings app to let you access yours or a shared vault.
Gets the sound library from macOS, picks a random file, and plays it out loud.
Starts up the “Relax” mode of Endel, a variation that plays lowkey sound effects that help your mind calm down and settle.
Finds the H1 header, removes that first line and one after it, and gets just the body of the text.
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