philocalyst

Quoting from the documentation:
 
 
You can also add them as a specific trigger from your workflow. Which makes sense in some cases: e.g. in the Google Drive and 1Password workflows I set them up because it allows for another way to interact with local data which depends on the rest of the workflow. But when you’re using them just to open a web search, like in this case, setting them up outside the workflow will achieve the same effect as having them inside.
 
 
Alfred can do so much that it’s likely we all use a different set of all features. Even in the examples above, in at least one of the cases (maybe both?) I’m pretty sure I added Fallback Searches because someone asked for it. And they do make sense (and are easy to add), it’s just that the way my brain thinks about it, I tend to gravitate towards other triggers. Though from observation alone I can say some people really like Fallback Searches.

Hey @philocalyst, thanks! Glad to hear it.
 
At the bottom of the configuration you can find a section called "Accessibility" where the text size can be changed. 

 
The available sizes are enforced by Alfred's text view and cannot be customized further. 
 
Generally, the look of the text view is determined by your current theme, i.e. changes in color or font size there will be reflected in the Ayai chat window. 
Unfortunately, ad hoc changes to the theme of a specific object (such as the text view used for the chat window), without affecting the theme everywhere else, is currently not possible.

Added in 1.5 ! With a credit to you, thanks.
 
https://github.com/gingerbeardman/alfred-moby-games/releases/tag/1.5
 
Cheers