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Trypa is a powerful, but simple to use automation tool. It allows you to trigger shortcuts based on constantly monitored triggers. ​ So, How do you make a trigger: ​ ​ 1 Launch Trypa and click the "Getting Started..." button in the menubar and click "Add Trigger..." Triggers are edited in Trypa Pre

You may have seen these examples in the App Store product page, below is a quick explanation of the triggers: Free drive Space goes below 10% - set up in Drives > Boot Drive Space This will trigger when the boot drive space is getting low so you know to start making deleting items, low boot

Shortcuts does not allow hotkeys (system keyboard shortcuts). Would be great if those were allowed as actions since that enables a lot of automations. (There's a workaround to do it with Applescript and Automator but that's a pretty cumbersome way of doing it)

1 Start to create the trigger based on the watcher you want. 2 When happy with the trigger choose Create New Shortcut 3 in Shortcuts drag the Control My Home item (if you can't find this type "home" in the search bar on the right of Shortcuts, into the Shortcut. 4 This will now show: Set Sc

A quick video walking you through set up screen for Trypa, prior to creating your first trigger.

Speak a phrase if the internet gets temporarily disconnected ​ Step 1 Add a trigger and select a trigger type - Network Step 2 Choose what network device to monitor (internet connection) Step 3 Choose to monitor for Connection or Disconnection Step 4 Click create new Shortcut (

Basically: Add trigger > When the > Display > Screen Lock > is > on > then > Run the Shortcut > Mute Computer In the add trigger sheet, click Display, then Screen lock. Click On and then create new shortcut Contents of shortcut is below, you drag

This is a very useful technique, your Mac will message your phone when a trigger is triggered. 1 Start to create the trigger based on the watcher you want. 2 When happy with the trigger choose Create New Shortcut 3 Now set up Shortcuts to receive input from Trypa (so it can SMS the trigger name

These are pretty easy to set up, it uses functionality but into the Shortcuts.app 1 Open shortcuts.app and click the + icon to create a new shortcut. 2 The new shortcut will do anything you define when its clicked in the dock, in this example we will pause all Trypa Triggers, click the Apps

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In this example we will make a trigger speak its name at full volume. Using inputs is useful as the same Shortcut can be used for multiple triggers, and can react differently based on the input. Create a new trigger of any type and define it as you would normally do. When you get to the end of the

https://support.apple.com/en-au/guide/shortcuts-mac/apdf22b0444c/mac A shortcut is a quick way to get one or more tasks done with your apps. The Shortcuts app lets you create your own shortcuts with multiple steps.

Grey - Trigger Inactive: This means that the trigger is not in a position to watch yet E.g. you want to watch for then internet being disconnected, but it's already disconnected. If the internet became connected this trigger would automatically change to green and start watching. Amber - Trig