Hello and welcome to the Shortcuts Catalog!
This is a public resource to help people get started with Siri Shortcuts and the Shortcuts app.
It’s made up of four main sections below:
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The following are the latest additions to my Shortcuts Library.
Check out the variety of shortcuts to get ideas of how you can utilize them in different areas of daily life, then add any you might use:
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 Notifications page on Luma where you can see invites, registrations, and messages from people.
Opens the Discover page of Luma where you can “Explore popular events near you, browse by category, or check out some of the great community calendars.”
Opens Luma to your Past Events feed so you can see those you’ve attended.
Opens Luma to the page of Calendars you’ve subscribed to, which is a great way to automatically get invited to events you’re interested in.
Opens Luma to the Create Calendar page where you can set a new calendar’s name, description, color, URL, location, cover, and image.
Opens the preset Manage page for your event so you don’t have to keep trying to navigate back to the page while running the event.
Opens the preset link to your Luma event, plus copies the URL to the clipboard so you can paste it elsewhere.
Opens your Luma user profile and activates the Share sheet so you can send it to another app or AirDrop it.
Opens the Luma Help Center where you can search or browse through common issues.
Opens the Settings page in Luma where you can adjust Account, Preferences, or Payment options. Make sure to check out Calendar Syncing.
Below are the latest of the members-only shortcuts – these are more advanced and cover more specific workflows.
Look for new member shortcuts every week.
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Opens the Terminal and changes directories to ~/Developer, then runs `claude` to start Claude Code.
Optionally, choose from a menu of multiple directories.
Copy text saved with Quick Notes and paste it into a Cursor agent chat in Plan Mode.
Takes recent saved notes, presents a list, copies the text of your chosen option, and opens into Cursor, starts a new Agent Chat, shifts to Plan mode, and presses Enter to send – all using AppleScript key codes.
Designed for running your shortcuts from the Action Button, this shows shortcuts from the visible app or by Focus Mode if not in an app. When in Work mode, also presents option to edit the shortcut. Also, using Orientation, sets DND if face-down and if upside down in pocket, opens Maps directions home.
Presents a menu of sections in the TV app and opens the deep link into the app on iPhone, iPad, and Mac – options include Home, Search, Store, Sports, Apple TV+, and Library. When run from Apple Watch, opens the Apple TV app.
Accepts a list of TV shows or movies, scrapes the results from Apple’s Marketing Toolbox, and lets you pick where to send the media – with options to open into the TV app, add to your Watchlist, send to Reminders, or copy the links.
Presents a menu for opening into the TV app to the Store section, either directly usnig a deep link, using the iTunes actions in Shortcuts, or Apple’s RSS feeds for top movie and TV content – plus categories for dedicated “rooms” in the TV app for special content.
Presents a menu of Sports sections available in the TV app, include overall Sports, plus MLS Season Pass and Major League Baseball, as well a dedicated section for your favorite home team.
Presents menu options for opening into the Home, Shows, Movies, and Upcoming sections of Apple TV+ in the TV app, plus categories for genres.
Presents a list of pre-programmed Search options, then searches for the chosen text in the Journal app.
Prompts you to enter a query, then opens to search results for your input text in the Journal app.
Prompts you to add enter text, then uses that text to create a simple entry in the Journal app.
Learn about the Apple Developer API that powers Shortcuts, plus the new Actions & Personal Context features of Siri AI and features like Widgets & Controls.
Most recent coverage of App Intents
The following is a documentation of the 300+ actions available in the Shortcuts app.
Browse by the main categories, or dive into a subcategory to see only those actions.
Make sure to check out Related Shortcuts for each action too.