Documentation Index
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What it does
Apple Shortcuts runs workflows from the Shortcuts app. If you’ve built automations in Shortcuts, you can trigger them with Hermes.Configuration
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Shortcut Name | The exact name of your shortcut |
How it works
- Create a shortcut in the Shortcuts app
- Create a Hermes trigger with the shortcut name
- Say your trigger phrase
- The shortcut runs
Example shortcuts
Home automation
Shortcut name: “Turn Off Lights” Trigger phrase: “lights off” What it does: Controls HomeKit lightsMessaging
Shortcut name: “Text Wife” Trigger phrase: “text wife” What it does: Sends a predefined messageMedia control
Shortcut name: “Workout Playlist” Trigger phrase: “play workout music” What it does: Plays a specific playlistSystem actions
Shortcut name: “Do Not Disturb” Trigger phrase: “focus mode” What it does: Enables Do Not DisturbCreating an Apple Shortcuts trigger
Create your shortcut
Open the Shortcuts app and create (or find) your shortcut.
Note the exact name.
Tips
- Shortcut name must be exact — Capitalization and spacing matter
- Test shortcuts first — Make sure they work in the Shortcuts app
- Keep shortcuts simple — Complex shortcuts may timeout
- Use for Apple integrations — HomeKit, Messages, Music work great
Use cases
| Category | Examples |
|---|---|
| Smart Home | Lights, thermostat, locks, scenes |
| Communication | Send messages, make calls |
| Media | Play music, podcasts, control volume |
| Productivity | Create reminders, calendar events |
| System | Focus modes, settings toggles |
Related
Terminal Commands
Run shell commands instead.