New in the Shortcuts Library: Apple Intelligence shortcuts
Now that Apple Intelligence is available in Shortcuts, I've built a set for the Use Model action, Writing Tools, Image Playground, and Photos Memories.
Asks you to describe a memory to create, then uses Apple Intelligence and the Photos app to generate a Memory for you.
Opens the deep link into Settings > Siri and Search > Language to let you change between one of the many options available.
Allows you to enter a request, asks which model to prompt, then lets you ask Follow Up questions, and shows you the final response.
Opens the deep link into Settings > Siri and Search > Siri and Dictation History where you can delete interactions currently associated with the device from Apple servers.
Opens the deep link into Settings > General > Siri on iOS or the Speech settings on macOS.
Asks you to describe an image or takes an image from input, then to choose an art style, then creates an image and shows it to you (plus saves it to Image Playground).
Opens the deep link into Settings > Siri and Search > Siri Responses where you can toggle where to Prefer Silent Responses, PRefer Spoken Responses, or set it to Automatic. Options also include a toggle to Always Show Siri Captions and Always Show Speech – I have these all turned on.
Opens into the Health app to Browse > Body Measurements to display data like weight, BMI, body fat percentage, or stats like waist circumference.
Opens the Create page for a new Luma event where you can set details like the Event Name, Start & End times, location, and description, plus event options like Ticket Price (free by default), Require Approval, or Capacity limits.
Opens the Books app to the Audiobook Store section where you can find and buy new audiobooks.
Locks the screen of the current device, requring authentication for another user to sign in.
Pulls archived items from a specific tag and extracts the title/URL from the choice, separated by two tabs and copied to the clipboard so it can be pasted across columns in a spreadsheet.
Gets text from input or prompts you to enter it, then counts the length of the string.
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