Temporal

Search, view, and manage Temporal workflows directly from Raycast.

Features

Search Workflows

• Live Search - Search by workflow ID or type as you type
• Filter by Status - Quick filter for Running, Completed, Failed, Cancelled, etc.
• Multiple Namespaces - Switch between namespaces from the dropdown
• Recent Workflows - Quick access to recently viewed workflows
• Auto-refresh - Automatic refresh every 30 seconds

Dashboard

• Workflow Counts - See counts by status (Running, Completed, Failed, etc.)
• Time Range Filter - View stats for last hour, 24h, 7d, 30d, or all time
• Success Rate - Quick calculation of workflow success rate
• Active & Failure Counts - At-a-glance metrics

Workflow Details

• View workflow status, duration, task queue, and metadata
• See memo and search attributes
• View parent workflow information

Workflow History

• Grouped View - Activities, timers, and signals grouped together
• Activity Status - See scheduled, running, completed, and failed activities
• Activity Details - View full activity input, output, failure details, and timeline
• Duration Tracking - See how long each activity took

Workflow Interactions

• Send Signal - Send signals to running workflows with JSON payloads
• Query Workflow - Query workflow state and view results
• Cancel Workflow - Graceful cancellation request
• Terminate Workflow - Immediate termination
• Reset Workflow - Reset failed/completed workflows to a previous state

Copy as CLI Commands

• Copy temporal workflow describe command
• Copy temporal workflow show command for history
• Copy signal, query, cancel, terminate commands
• All commands include correct namespace and workflow IDs

Start Workflow

• Start new workflows with custom ID, type, task queue, and input
• Remembers last used workflow type and task queue
• Auto-generates workflow IDs if not specified

Schedules

• List Schedules - View all schedules with status and next run time
• Pause/Unpause - Toggle schedule execution
• Trigger Now - Execute a schedule immediately
• Delete Schedule - Remove schedules with confirmation

Search Attributes

• System Attributes - View built-in search attributes (WorkflowId, WorkflowType, etc.)
• Custom Attributes - View your custom search attributes
• Copy Query Examples - Get example queries for each attribute type

Manage Connections

• Add Connection - Add new Temporal server connections with a form
• Edit Connection - Modify existing connection settings
• Delete Connection - Remove connections you no longer need
• Test Connection - Verify connectivity and see available namespaces

Commands

Command	Description
Search Workflows	Search and manage Temporal workflows
Dashboard	View workflow counts and statistics
Start Workflow	Start a new Temporal workflow
Schedules	View and manage Temporal schedules
Search Attributes	View system and custom search attributes
Manage Connections	Add, edit, and remove Temporal server connections

Configuration

Getting Started

On first launch, a default "Local" connection is created pointing to localhost:7233. This works out of the box if you're running Temporal locally via Docker or the dev server.

To configure your connections, use the Manage Connections command:

1. Open Raycast and search for "Manage Connections"
2. Add, edit, or remove Temporal server connections
3. Test connections to verify they work

Connection Settings

Each connection has the following fields:

Field	Required	Description
Name	Yes	Display name (e.g., "Local Dev", "Production")
Connection Type	Yes	"Local / Self-Hosted" or "Temporal Cloud"
gRPC Address	Yes	Temporal gRPC address (e.g., localhost:7233)
Namespace	Yes	Default namespace for this connection
API Key	No	API key for Temporal Cloud authentication
Web UI URL	No	URL to open workflows in browser (e.g., http://localhost:8233)

Example Addresses

• Local (Docker or dev server): localhost:7233
• Self-hosted: temporal.mycompany.com:7233
• Temporal Cloud: namespace.accountid.tmprl.cloud:7233

Web UI URLs (Optional)

Set a Web UI URL to enable "Open in Temporal UI" (Cmd+O) for workflows:

• Local dev server: http://localhost:8233
• Docker compose: http://localhost:8080
• Temporal Cloud: https://cloud.temporal.io

Multiple Connections

When you have multiple connections configured, a cluster switcher appears in the dropdown menu of all commands. You can quickly switch between Local, Staging, and Production environments.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Search Workflows

Action	Shortcut
View Details	Enter
View History	Cmd + H
Send Signal	Cmd + S
Query Workflow	Cmd + Q
Copy Workflow ID	Cmd + .
Copy Run ID	Cmd + Shift + .
Open in Temporal UI	Cmd + O
Reset Workflow	Cmd + Shift + R
Cancel Workflow	Cmd + Backspace
Terminate Workflow	Cmd + Shift + Backspace
Refresh	Cmd + R

Schedules

Action	Shortcut
View Details	Enter
Copy Schedule ID	Cmd + .
Trigger Now	Cmd + T
Pause	Cmd + P
Unpause	Cmd + U
Delete	Cmd + Shift + Backspace
Refresh	Cmd + R

Requirements

• Raycast for macOS
• A running Temporal server (self-hosted, Docker, or Temporal Cloud)

Author

Built by Nikolay Kolibarov at Applause Lab.