As I was following the tutorials, I discovered that they Keywords screen has changed. Now there are two options for input: "with input as argv", "with input as {query}". The option "with input as argv" is selected by default.

Tutorial is written using "with input as {query}", so initially it doesn't match on the screen. There is no option to choose the Escaping options in the "with input as arg

Firstly, I really like this repo, theres' a lot of useful stuff in here! Great work!

One thing that's bugging me, I installed the mvim workflow, but it does not work for new files:

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🤔I encountered a problem, when searched in alfred, the doc list is empty,so confused, I checked my network and it is normal.

When calling wf.NewItem(title), the Item struct omits the Valid property in the Alfred JSON feedback with a value of false, which is really unfortunate because:

1. In the example above, we did not specify a validity setting - if we had wanted one, a call to wf.NewItem(title).Valid(false) would be the way to accomplish this
2. When you don't specify valid: false in Alfred's item JSON,

I would like to update the README to feature some real-world use cases where the workflow makes it a lot easier to add tasks than the Wunderlist app itself. Is there a specific type of task you add frequently that is simplified by the workflow? Please share!

For example, if you use a web site that features a countdown timer displayed like "3 days 05 hr 14 min 33 sec" and want to add a reminder ju

I think it would be much useful than just going to the GitHub page. I usually want to reference the README as fast as possible and this allows that.