Hello and welcome to another episode of App Stories.

Today's episode is brought to you by Notion Aunt P.

I'm John Vortes and with me is Federico Vitici.

How are you? Hello, John. How are you?

Good, good. Did you see what I did there? It was like P. P rhymes with Fatici, kind of, sort of. Sure, sure. Okay. All right. All right. Federico. I want to remind everybody who's listening today that they can go over to our website,

macstories.net slash podcasts, where they'll find a link to give us feedback.

If you want to, you know, tell us what you think of our wishes,

share some of your own wishes for various things.

We'd love to hear it. Because today,

we're going to have our final episode of the wish list series. We're going to talk all about

shortcuts and Apple intelligence, because those things now are kind of linked together in a lot

of ways, thanks to App Intents. They kind of go together in a lot of ways thanks to app intents.

They kind of go together and so we're going to have a bit of a hybrid episode, so to speak.

But I think before we get to that, we need to talk about Sky.

We do.

We really do.

The new app from the creators of shortcuts, Ari Weinstein, Conrad Kramer, and Kim Beaver

left Apple a couple of years ago, and they revealed what they've been working on,

this AI-powered digital system for the Mac called Sky.

Now, I published an in-depth preview of Sky on Mac Stories, and I talked about it on Connected, and I shared a preview of Sky on Mac Stories.

And I talked about it on Connected, and I shared a lot of thoughts on Mac stories.

So, you know, I've covered my end of the bargain.

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