Bike
Bike
Bike
  • Bike
  • Getting Started
  • Why Bike?
  • Using Bike
    • Text Editing
    • Text Formatting
    • Row Types
    • Outline Editing
    • Outline Viewing
    • Using Links
    • Using Find Panel
    • Using Text Checking
    • Using the Choice Palette
    • Using Text Wrap
    • Using Focus Mode
    • Using Typewriter Mode
    • Using Full Screen Mode
    • Using Navigation Bar
    • Using Status Bar
    • Using Windows
    • Using Documents
    • Using Scripts
    • Using Shortcuts
    • Using Outline Paths
    • Using Software Update
  • Customizing Bike
    • Creating Scripts
    • Creating Shortcuts
  • Keyboard Shortcuts
  • Bike Compatible Apps
  • Software Credits
  • Glossary
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  1. Using Bike

Using Shortcuts

are a new automation technology available on Apple platforms.

They are similar in capability to AppleScript, but easier to get started with and actively developed by Apple. They are the new automation thing.

You can use shortcuts with Bike on macOS 13 and later. Find Bike specific shortcuts on the extension wiki. If you want to create your own shortcuts see Creating Shortcuts. This post introduces shortcuts in Bike.

Apple's macOS shortcuts documentation teaches you how to run shortcuts, place then in your menu bar, assign keyboard shortcuts, and more.

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