Now that several users have expressed their concern with Butler's becoming too "bloated" (i.e., having too many features), I'd like to explain my point of view in a few words: The functionality of a typical "smart item" (such as "recent pasteboards" or "keystrokes", for instance) only requires a minimal amount of code. Most of the code in a separate application for such a task would have to deal with the user interface. That's not the case with Butler, because the same interface is used for many tasks.

In brief: Combining tasks in one single application is much more efficient than having one application per task. And if you don't use a certain feature, just switch it off (e.g., set the number of recent pasteboards to zero). -- Butler's footprint would NOT differ significantly if it only had half of the smart items it currently contains.