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.
Pass through Writing Tools
For a given input, asks you to describe your change – then, creates a summary, key points, list, and table, plus proofreads, rewrites, and adjusts the tone. Produces Markdown-ready text, complete with auto-generated title.
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Opens the deep link into Settings > Siri and Search and takes you to the “Allow Siri When Locked” setting, which you can toggle off to disallow sensitive information from being accessible while locked.
Use Model
Allows you to enter a request, asks which model to prompt, then lets you ask Follow Up questions, and shows you the final response.
Open Siri Suggestions preferences
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Open Apple Intelligence and Siri preferences
Opens the deep link into Settings > General > Siri on iOS or the Speech settings on macOS.
Change language for Siri
Opens the deep link into Settings > Siri and Search > Language to let you change between one of the many options available.
Create Memory in Photos
Asks you to describe a memory to create, then uses Apple Intelligence and the Photos app to generate a Memory for you.
Extra Details
Link to Run Shortcut
shortcuts://run-shortcut?name=Pass%20through%20Writing%20Tools
Link to Open Shortcut
shortcuts://open-shortcut?name=Pass%20through%20Writing%20Tools
AppleScript code
tell application “Shortcuts Events”
run shortcut “Pass through Writing Tools”
end tell
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