What is inhalants even? People here don't really hide if they do drugs, believe me. Cannabis is illegal but even police knows who does what, and don't actually do much about it because pushers will beat up anyone trying to sell anything but cannabis, and crime rates rise should any pusher be arrested because the kingpins will withdraw the drug from the market leaving a big demand with very little supply, price rise and people will have to steal things in order to afford the drugs.

Crazy-fast was bad choice of words on my behalf, I ment something more like crazy-efficient but I guess no drug makes you that.

I can give an part example of things that could improve workflow a great deal for almost anyone with a client that approves graphic work in lets say Photoshop. The tasks that is only related to the stuff you do on the computer would be: making a new document, naming it, (if you work with both print and web you might want different units, rulers and color profiles for either type), making the graphic work, saving it some place associated with the client, exporting it for web in some reduced resolution that is big enough for the client to see the details good enough, opening up your email client or webmail, adding in the clients contact information, maybe you have some form of request tracker that needs an ID field in the email, attaching he file for approval, writing a message for your client, press send.
Turning all those steps into something more enjoyable like: selecting the client in a dashboard, give the task a name, make the graphic work, save, write a happy message for your client, press send.

Adobe allows JS to be used for improving workflow so it would be ideal coming up with a framework that would use JS. Web developers and even most designers already know JS which makes it an ideal choice.

How often do you name a file according to a name convention? Whatever text field you enter that name in should just allow you to type the filename not having to think about conventions. If the convention only allows a typical lowercase a-z, 0-9 and dashes only, then the field you type in the name in should convert all characters as you type to lowercase, spaces could even automatically turn into dashes, international characters like å, æ, î, é should perhaps turn into their a-z equivalents, and everything else should be ignored. No errors, no interruptions, just work like you like it.

Making an iOS app for both iPhone 4, older iPhones and iPad, you'd have to save the (most likely) same icons and so forth in different resolutions with same prefix but different file naming that allows Xcode to recognize the different versions for the different targets.

For every website project you have a starter pack that consists of a bunch of different things, like a css-reset, maybe jQuery, maybe Modernizr, maybe a responsive mobile-first css framework... Downloading to update all those could be a task in it self...

You like a certain folder structure maybe but the developer you're gonna pass the work on to for coding the project is really strict about how they should be delivered. The developer could give you a profile-file which the workflow framework would use to run a preparation check of the files, checking images are in correct format, packaging your work so it's ready for the developer.

You use Photoshop for something that has to be both printed and for a web campaign, there should be a switch that would make sure stuff like black in the CMYK version is 100% black. You share your Photoshop files between computers? Nothing is more important than having to send fonts back and forth should the other computer not have the font you're using.

You've tried spending time trying to figure out why some server-side code is not working as expected only to realize that there is some cached stuff somewhere that is teasing you.
You just saved your changes to the server-side code, you alt+tab, the browser should flush the cache and reload the page when ready.

Your website project is ready for production? Minify all the stuff, in some cases you'll merge files, gzip them, ou get the drill...

In the end, less frustration, more getting done what you like. Computers are supposed to make the tasks easier, not get in our way.