Apple’s best AI idea looks a lot like vibe coding by David Pierce

Apple Shortcuts has always been a good idea in desperate need of a simpler interface. It’s a hugely powerful tool, essentially a way for users to visually create scripts that take actions automatically and across apps. But even creating simple shortcuts can be complex and brittle, and the app itself doesn’t exactly help you along. At WWDC, though, Apple touted AI as the way to make the app easier to use. Cecilia Dantas, a product marketing manager at the company, called the new system “more approachable than ever.”

This is the one feature that I am super excited about, though I’m not sure if it will work on my iPhone.

Though the use cases I have are fairly complicated ones, so I’m not sure if it will work for that.