Writing action commands in Tempo
How to template Tempo's action buttons with ${...} placeholders: event fields and metadata, shell quoting for terminal commands, running scripts on a remote host, and opening links in a specific browser.
Tempo welcomes Todoist
How to bring your Todoist tasks into Tempo with a lightweight polling script and a purpose-built score.
Umbrella sources: one score, many senders
Scripts and Hazel are umbrellas: one parent score covers every sub-source underneath. How that works, how deep it goes, and how it differs from UniFi grouping.
Announcing UniFi Protect in Tempo
UniFi Protect joins UniFi Network as a built-in source. Tempo renders the motion thumbnail inline, with a bounded image cache so the database stays sane.
Endless possibilities, by design
Tempo doesn't know about your specific tools. It reads the JSON payload you send and adapts the UI to whatever fields are there. The sender writes the buttons.
Why we call them scores
A note on the musical name behind Tempo's building blocks, and the scores shipping at launch.