Aerospace Tiling Window Management

Aerospace is a tiling window management extension for Raycast.

It works with the existing installation of AeroSpace

Features

• View all shortcuts parsed from your config file (loads the config path using aerospace config --config-path)
• View your Aerospace configuration and open it directly in your editor
• Access your Aerospace shortcuts at a glance from the menu bar
• Switch between apps in the focused or all workspace(s)

Installation

1. Install Raycast
2. Install the extension from the Raycast Store by searching for "Aerospace"

The extension auto-detects the aerospace binary in the locations used by Homebrew, Nix, and nix-darwin. If you installed AeroSpace somewhere else (MacPorts, ~/.local/bin, a custom prefix), set Aerospace Binary Path in the extension preferences to the full path of the binary — run which aerospace in your terminal to find it.

Usage

• Open Raycast and type Aerospace to view the available commands
• Use the Aerospace Shortcuts command to view all shortcuts parsed from your config file
• Use the Aerospace Configuration command to view your Aerospace configuration
• Use the Aerospace Menubar Shortcuts command to enable menubar shortcuts
• Use the Aerospace Switch Apps command to show the app in current workspace

Integration

The extension supports programmatic access via Raycast deeplinks using launchContext. This allows integration with window tile manager tools like SketchyBar, Alfred, Keyboard Maestro, or custom scripts.

Deeplink Format

raycast://extensions/limonkufu/aerospace/switchApps?arguments={\"workspace\":\"all\"}&context={\"searchText\":\"AppName\"}

Parameters:

• arguments - UI parameters (e.g., workspace selection)
• context - LaunchContext parameters passed without showing UI prompts (e.g., searchText for pre-filtering)

This enables external tools to trigger the app switcher with pre-filtered search without displaying argument input prompts.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. Please open an issue or submit a pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.