Hi. First off, love the improvements to the new version.
Like many others, I’m sure I have a lot of glyphs. I have mine sorted by creator (github repos symlinked into the Scripts folder) but I have a hard time remembering who’s created which script. One can use the Help menu to search, but that finds too many results (especially with simple search terms). Maybe a similar window at the top of the Script drop-down menu?
Honestly, that’s pretty much it. It’s just when you’re searching for something like “open,” you get a lot of hits elsewhere. My current workflow is searching the Scripts folder in Finder. Inefficient, but doable.
Someone could build a “Command Launcher” kind of like spotlight where you press a keyboard shortcut, a popup with a textfield comes up and you type something and it “intelligently” displays a list of commands. If it would remember you preferences…
I use Paletro ($6.99) for this kind of thing. It’s somewhat like the search in the help menu, but it remembers the recent searches and can be invoked very quickly with a shortcut. And you can run not only scripts, but call any command from the application menu.
That way, there’s no need to install another spotlight-style replacement. I set the hotkey to be a Cmd double-tap, that way you don’t need to enter a keyword.