Amazing work from @viticci on this! Fed, would you be willing to put the code to the shortcuts on GitHub? https://www.macstories.net/ios/introducing-s-gpt-a-shortcut-to-connect-openais-chatgpt-with-native-features-of-apples-operating-systems/
Introducing S-GPT, A Shortcut to Connect OpenAI’s ChatGPT with Native Features of Apple’s Operating Systems

Update, April 13: I’ve updated S-GPT to version 1.0.2. You can read the full changelog here. All download links have been updated. Update, April 13: For Club MacStories+ and Premier members, I’ve published Part 1 of an extensive ‘Making Of’ series about S-GPT. This is a technical deep dive for my Automation Academy series. You

@viticci I ask because a) I think it would be useful to lots of people to learn from b) it might make it easier for you to iterate/track bugs/issues/get improvements from others c) I selfishly would love more of the raw code from Shortcuts on GitHub
@film_girl is there a way to add iOS shortcuts to GitHub? Have I been missing out on this all along?
@alex not by design but you could commit the contents of the shortcut to a text file
@film_girl @alex also seems like the guy that made chat GPT and everything else work in shortcuts could quite possibly figure out how to get them to GitHub?
@film_girl @viticci Honestly it’s 40 times easier for me to do manipulation of strings in Lambda functions than it is in Shortcuts; I do the heavy lifting in Python as a result. Ugh.
@Quinnypig @viticci I just found this which looks really promising. https://cherrilang.org
Scale Your Siri Shortcut Projects

iOS Siri Shortcuts Programming Language

Cherri
@film_girl @viticci Honest question (because I really don’t know) Christina: how do you put iOS shortcuts on github? Series of screenshots? Some native way?
@leoncowle @viticci you can commit the .shortcut file the same way you can commit any other file!