Thanks for sharing. Looks promising indeed! the UI is beautiful
Current community scripts are pretty basic but some can replace my current Alfred script (brew commands). Some useful out of the box (Jira).
It can also run my current AppleScript that I usually run with Keyboard Maestro too (though need to be exported as plain text *.applescript and adjusted a bit)!
Tools like these need some time to be matured by community contributions.
A little late to the party here, but I have been playing with Raycast and loving it. I have been a loyal Alfred Powerpack user for years but I strongly suspect Raycast will take over all my launching, utility and window management needs very soon.
I can definitely see the appeal of Raycast working with Obsidian out of the box, but the Alfred way of integrating with community workflows and custom snippets is great.
I know about Raycast scripting and extensions, but was fuzzygel was talking about some out-of-the-box support for Obsidian? I may have misunderstood but he was making it sound easier to start using than it would be with Alfred.
I think it is slightly easier out of the box in that you can press command-O on a text file to open in a non-default app (if Obsidian is not your default for markdown) + it’s extremely fast to install extensions in Raycast because you can install them directly from the app using the Store command.
I would caution anyone getting too hooked to raycast (making scripts etc). It’s geared towards developers, and they sent an email a while back about getting more than $10m in investments. So they pricing is going to be real steep once it comes out of beta.
They have stated numerous times that Raycast will remain free for personal use. Also, I don’t believe it is still in Beta. I am using v 1.30 - there is constant development and updates, but I don’t think it is considered a beta. If it is, it is really stable for me,
worse come to worse, we can always go back to Alfred, which is actually not bad at all. Raycast knows that too, so they cannot have a steep price hike.