Open a random Pocket piece
Gets 100 items from Pocket and picks one at random, then opens it in Safari.
Asks you to enter a query, then searches Pocket using that term and lets you choose from the results to open in Safari.
Gets 100 items from Pocket and picks one at random, then opens it in Safari.
Presents a series of tags, then searches for stories tagged accordingly and presents them in a menu to open.
Opens Pocket for the Mac or the Pocket mobile app depending on where the shortcut is run.
Asks you to choose tags from a preset list, then adds them as tags for the shortcut input into Pocket.
Asks you to enter your query, then encodes the text and opens the URL on Apple’s website to the search results.
Disables Bluetooth entirely (as opposed to tapping the Bluetooth icon in Control Center, which only disconnects it).
Takes two dates chosen as input and calculates the duration in seconds between thme – works as a Unix timestamp converter.
Gets the contents of the Shortcuts folder from iCloud Drive, downloading all the files locally.
Allows you to dictate text into your phone until you tap it to stop, then shows the Share sheet so you can send your text somewhere else.
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