another example of my weird automations you guys love

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The creator demonstrates how they use the iPhone's Shortcuts app to automate various morning tasks, such as providing weather and calendar updates. They also mention using their own app, shelpful, to manage AI tasks, highlighting the convenience and efficiency of these automations.

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1Introduction to automations
2Explanation of iPhone Shortcuts automation
3Description of the assistant-like experience
4Details on morning information delivery

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goal is for my morning-self to not have to do little thumb-tappy things on my phone. when do not disturb turns off, my shortcuts app just *starts talking* — weather, calendar, all of it. I also have me ask outloud what I want to tell my AI Task Manager about (that's the shelpful app), and it shoots those over, so i KNOW that i'm going to get follow up on important things. it's less unhinged than it sounds. still feel like i haven't fully cracked it though, like there's always more to add.. ◡̈ comment SHORTCUTS123 for my free list of automation ideas 👇 what morning automations are you running? drop them below 👇 #adhd #automation #iphoneshortcuts

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iPhone (acts: a smartphone that runs apps and can be automated; removing it would change what happens in the video) | Shortcuts app (acts: an app that automates tasks on an iPhone; removing it would change what happens in the video) | shelpful (acts: an AI Task Manager app that receives information from the user; removing it would change what happens in the video)

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another example of my weird automations you guys love i have an iPhone and i use the shortcuts app to automate. when do not disturb turns off in the morning — which happens automatically — a million things happen. and i keep adding to them. it honestly feels like i have an assistant falling behind me as i'm walking quickly down the hallway here's the weather today, here's what you got going on. just babble, babble in my ear. and that's just all out of my lap. i kind of still feel like i haven't cracked it. i feel like there's more to add if you already know about this — tell me what morning automations you do. follow for automation, AI, ADHD, habit type content. and comment SHORCUTS123 for my free library of automation ideas.