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How to use Apple Intelligence in Shortcuts to save time every day

AppleInsider • Tue, 14 Oct 2025

Apple has built Apple Intelligence directly into Shortcuts, and the addition of this one action is transformative. Here's how to start using it. Using Apple Intelligence in Shortcuts Shortcuts has always been one of Apple's most useful tools. It gives you ways to automate tasks and control your devices. With Apple Intelligence in iOS 26, iPadOS 26 , and macOS 26 , it's becoming even more flexible. Now it can handle jobs like generating alt text or building meal plans from your grocery list. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Apple has built Apple Intelligence directly into Shortcuts, and the addition of this one action is transformative.

Here's how to start using it.

Using Apple Intelligence in Shortcuts Shortcuts has always been one of Apple's most useful tools.

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