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Opener for Asana
Searches for and opens an Asana task in the Chrome Omnibox or as an Alfred workflow
Using Chrome Extension
Go to the URL bar ("Chrome Omnibox"), then type 'a', a space, then search for an Asana task. You should see them pop up as suggestions. Pick one, and your task will be opened in a new tab!

Using Alfred Workflow
Similarly, activate Alfred, then type 'a', a space, then search for an Asana task. You should see them pop up as suggestions. Pick one, and your task will be opened in a new tab!
Installing Chrome Extension
Installing Alfred workflow
Download and double click the latest release's .alfredworkflow file.
Chrome Extension Configuration
- Create a new "Personal access token" in Asana
- Set up options directly here or in Chrome | … | More Tools | Extensions | Opener for Asana | Details | Extension options.
- Paste in your personal access token.
- Provide the rest of the configuration and hit 'Save'

Alfred Workflow Configuration
- Create a new "Personal access token" in Asana
- Alfred | Workflows | Opener for Asana | [≈] icon in upper right
- Add values to Workflow Environment Variables section
- Save
Legal
Not created, maintained, reviewed, approved, or endorsed by Asana, Inc.
Contributions
This project, as with all others, rests on the shoulders of a broad ecosystem supported by many volunteers doing thankless work, along with specific contributors.
In particular I'd like to call out:
- Audrey Roy Greenfeld for the cookiecutter tool and associated examples, which keep my many projects building with shared boilerplate with a minimum of fuss.
- Sindre Sorhus and Sam Verschueren for the alfy tool, which provided an easy on-ramp to integrating this project with Alfred.