Apple says Describe a Shortcut lets you explain the workflow you want and have Shortcuts assemble the steps. You can then request changes conversationally. It is a useful contrast with building a custom app for a problem that may need only three native actions.
For your Macs, a sensible test is an automation that opens Cursor, the HomeControl local page and a project notes folder. Start with a low-risk shortcut rather than one that edits files or sends messages. Verify each action before turning it into a habit.
The feature depends on supported Apple Intelligence software and device settings. If it is not yet visible on your installation, use Apple’s Shortcuts guide to build the same simple workflow manually and revisit the feature later. The point is to test whether a native automation can save a few repetitive clicks.
Additional details — https://support.apple.com/guide/shortcuts/welcome/ios | Go to Source — https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2026/06/apple-intelligence-brings-powerful-ai-capabilities-into-everyday-experiences/