I assume this is an easy fix, but I have searched the forum and the wiki and not found the problem. I am using a keystroke (Cmd-L) to copy the URL from Firefox, assigning it to a variable ("Address") and attempting to access that variable in shell script that calls the clean-mark app, installed by B…

Good idea! I ran the first one and it turns out that PATH only includes /usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin and node is at /usr/local/bin/node (as are all the other Brew-installed apps). I have added PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin as the first line in my shell script and clean-mark now works, as it is able to…

The Execute a Shell action launches a vanilla shell instance with no connection to or knowledge of your Terminal.app settings. Here for example, nothing tells it where or what your Node installation is, and it doesn't yet have the requisite PATH settings. To see what it does have, try: [image] o…

Others may correct me, but I think we always need to do that explicitly. (unless, of course, you want to write a custom KM plugin)

[image] timj: Is there a means of setting KBM's default PATH to include /usr/local/bin so I don't need to specify it every time I run a shell script? Yes. Set ENV_PATH (the Keyboard Maestro Path Variable) prior to the Execute Shell Script Action. See How To Set a Path this is easily done …

Execute a Shell Script failed (env: node: No such file or directory)

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