Raycast Series

Raycast compared to Spotlight and Alfred.

Some very basics of Raycast in the first in a series of articles on Raycast.

Raycast comes with a basic, easy to use, and well designed Clipboard History feature.

Sometimes it's nice to have apps automatically open links in a different browser, which is why the ability to quickly change default browsers is handy.

Raycast script commands are great for all kinds of scripted tasks, and I'm increasingly using them for tasks related to my website.

Raycast and ScreenFloat both contain some pretty amazing search features that use text recognition to find matching text in images.

Is OpenAI trying to Sherlock Raycast AI with its new macOS desktop app? Maybe.

One advantage of Raycast AI is its AI Commands functionality.

The answer to my own question about ChatGPT for macOS supplanting Raycast Advanced AI is a simple one.

It's Yet Another Raycast Script Command, this time one for tranforming blog post image links to match image file locations in Astro.

Using Raycast script commands to automate workflow sessions.

A version of my Sessions Raycast script command using Moom layouts instead of Raycast Window Management layouts.

Raycast has extensions, and I use some of them. Here they are!

I created a Raycast Script Command to take the contents of my latest Reads post, reformat it, and mail it to unsuspecting family members.

Raycast Notes is a great context-based scratchpad that verges on having slightly too many features.

Using Raycast script commands to automate updating my Cool Site Spotlight.

An even NEWER version of my Sessions Raycast script command using Raycast window layouts, Raycast focus sessions, and Coffee for Raycast to keep the screen awake.