@Mauro, there's no built-in way to open the GUI Editor using a command, but if you want I could build it into the next version of the agent. I remember you did it this way, so I assume you're looking for a simpler/cleaner method. https://www.triggercmd.com/forum/topic/2716/macro-to-open-triggercmd-gui?_=1718324644863

Are you asking for a way to fire off triggers from your phone? You can create a panel of the specific triggers then add a shortcut to panel’s url to your phone’s Home Screen Or Install ifttt on your phone and fire them off some other way like sms.

@Mauro, yes, you can start an Alexa routine whenever you trigger a command. It requires the TRIGGERcmd Smart Home alexa skill to be enabled, then you can These are the instructions: https://www.triggercmd.com/forum/topic/1844/run-an-alexa-routine-when-a-command-runs This video also shows how it works: https://youtu.be/nrqj-OwDpGE?si=xuuR4yfWZZho9Dqw&t=199

; Defina a cor do pixel que você deseja localizar (no formato RGB hexadecimal) CorPixelDesejado := 0xd5492a ; Por exemplo, vermelho ; Use a função PixelSearch para localizar o pixel PixelSearch, EncontradoX, EncontradoY, 0, 0, A_ScreenWidth, A_ScreenHeight, %CorPixelDesejado% ; Verifique se o pixel foi encontrado If ErrorLevel = 0 { ; Movimente o mouse para as coordenadas encontradas (X, Y) MouseMove, %EncontradoX%, %EncontradoY% ; Clique no pixel Click } ; Sair do script após a execução do macro ExitApp

@Mauro, @Matt-Packwood's solution would work, but here's another option. You could create an IFTTT applet with TRIGGERcmd as the THIS part. Pick Specific command and choose one of your TRIGGERcmd commands. It doesn't matter what it does because all you care about is the fact that it will run your IFTTT applet. This is a built-in function of the TRIGGERcmd IFTTT integration: [image: 1693569627220-f53b5c93-57ec-48dc-82de-cab91ff289c9-image.png] Then, if you want to run a command on your Windows PC that will trigger that TRIGGERcmd command that will start the IFTTT applet, you could run that TRIGGERcmd command using the tcmd command line tool.

@Mauro I'm glad you figured it out.

@Russ I've been thinking of using alexa routines, to simplify my command collection. As far as I can see they can't take parameters though, so you need to create multiple similar named routines. Also, as pointed out its a million clicks as they only provide a gui interface, not a nice text based one. Thank goodness TRIGGERcmd has a text file!