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Early Access Feature

Shortcuts on iOS

Use Harvey with Apple Shortcuts on iOS to launch common workflows faster. You'll be able to dictate or type prompts, start new chats, and open previous conversations directly from the Shortcuts app.

Timeline
July 29 (General Access)
Categories
Mobile
General Access Type
Regional Availability
US, EU, AU

Interested in testing this feature?

Contact your Customer Success Manager for early access.

What's Coming

You'll soon be able to use Harvey with Apple Shortcuts on iOS, making it easier to launch common workflows with a tap or voice command. Harvey actions will be automatically available in the Shortcuts app, allowing you to quickly start new conversations, continue existing ones, or send prompts to the Assistant without opening the app first.

Whether you're capturing an idea on the go or streamlining repetitive tasks, iOS Shortcuts will help you access Harvey faster and integrate it into your existing workflows.

shortcuts on iOS

Feature Highlights

  • Automatically access Harvey actions in the iOS Shortcuts app—no manual setup required.
  • Dictate a prompt to Harvey, review or edit it, and then send it to the Assistant.
  • Type a prompt and send it directly to the Assistant using the Ask Harvey shortcut, with the option to customize whether prompts are sent automatically.
  • Start a new Harvey chat with a single shortcut.
  • Open a previous conversation directly from your conversation history.

FAQ

Q: How will I set up Harvey Shortcuts on iOS?

Harvey actions will automatically appear in the Apple Shortcuts app after the feature is available. No additional setup will be required to get started.

Q: What actions will be available?

You'll be able to:

  • Dictate a prompt to Harvey and edit it before sending.
  • Type and send a prompt directly to the Assistant using Ask Harvey.
  • Start a new Harvey chat.
  • Open a previous conversation from your conversation history.

Q: Can I customize how the Ask Harvey shortcut works?

Yes. By default, the Ask Harvey shortcut will automatically send your typed prompt to the Assistant. If you'd prefer to review your prompt before it's sent, you can create a new shortcut in the Apple Shortcuts app and disable Auto-send:

Shortcuts → Add → Harvey → Auto-send → Off