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Six things your Mac can start doing tonight.
Each one is a real workflow you can build — with the AI Flow Builder, or by hand. Pick the shape that sounds like your day.
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Mac automation templates you can add in one click
Community Flows is a catalog of finished Mac automations inside Watchflows. Browse it, add one, open it up and change it. Here are five worth adding today.

Control surfaces: Mac automations that stop and ask you
Most automations run unattended. These five surfaces let a flow on your Mac stop and ask you: a form, a chooser, a chat window, a full editor and a webhook.

Mac Shortcuts limitations: what it still can't do in macOS 27
macOS 27 fixed a lot in Shortcuts. Six limits are left, from no run history to no webhooks. I tested each one, with screenshots, and say where it matters.