Now that Apple has announced the incorporation of Shortcuts in macOS, I wouldn’t be surprised the popularity of Shortcuts will grow in the coming years. If you’re interested in the background of their development choices, episode 592 of this podcast features one of Apple’s employees who further explains Shortcuts for macOS at approximately 39 minutes into the show. (And don’t worry: Applescript will still be supported in macOS as is explained at 49 minutes).
Luckily for the DTTG users, version 3 brought Shortcuts integration. The actions provided are already great and can save you considerable time, but of course in time you’ll find yourself in a situation where the existing shortcuts or their options don’t fit your need. I’ve therefore previously gathered some suggestions made by me and others and summarized them for @eboehnisch and @aedwards.
My question to all other users would be to extend this list, so we can create a ‘living’ document that can serve as a source of inspiration for future development.
Of course it’s up to the DT staff to prioritize and decide whether or not a feature can and will be added. And I imagine some request undoubtedly will require much more development time and effort than others for example. (And DTTG development is not only about Shortcuts integration of course )
Jim, any way for me to update the first post in this thread again? I would like to curate the list of suggestions (if the action isn’t possible yet and thus can be considered a request).
It seems Discourse locks me out of editing after a certain couple of weeks (which makes sense for most threads)
I’ve added your request to get the current item to this list @Igor_B.
(I’m afraid I can no longer edit the original post at the top, unless @BLUEFROG finds a way to reset the edit rights of that post in Discourse somehow).
I’m not sure whether it is possible for @BLUEFROG to do that. I’ve searched on the Discourse forum that unsurprisingly uses Discourse as well and appropriately is called Metadiscourse
I found several discussions regarding the possibility for users to edit older posts.
One mentioned suggestion was the use of a wiki, another was setting the time-out to an unlimited re-editing time (which obviously has it’s drawbacks as well).
It’s been a long time since this was written, but I just created and ran this shortcut on my iPhone running iOS 26.5 and it creates a new document: “Tagged” with a single tag: two three instead of two tags: two and three which I am sure is what Jim @BLUEFROG intended.