Your iPhone Learned to Build Shortcuts

I stopped making shortcuts. I just tell my iPhone and it builds the automation for me. Shortcuts automates things on your phone like connecting apps, reviewing screenshots, and handling repetitive tasks automatically. And in iOS 27, your iPhone actually learned how to build them. Shortcuts uses Apple Intelligence to create automations you describe. So you don't have to know how Shortcuts works anymore, you just want. Use it. To open the Shortcuts app and create a new shortcut. From there, you just type what you want the and Apple Intelligence for you. Tell it exactly the apps you, the order you want things to and any settings you care about. The more specific, the better the shortcut gets. Instead of saying play music, tell it whenever I start a workout, play my workout playlist on Apple Music and turn the volume to 50%. Once the shortcut's ready, tap the play button to test it out. If the shortcut doesn't work perfectly, you can easily fix it without starting over. Either describe the change you wanna make, or tap the menu at the top of the screen to manually adjust the options. So now your devices can design automations that handle repetitive work, to give them an actual job.