
Automating Tasks Using Apple Scripts and GPT with Automator In this video, we explore how to leverage large language models like GPT to automate repetitive tasks on Mac by writing Apple scripts. The tutorial encapsulates the process involved in creating a shortcut that opens a project directory in Visual Studio Code and then opens the terminal, thus saving a significant amount of time throughout the year. You will learn to use the OSX Automator to implement this automation, create new documents, select quick actions, search for Apple Scripts, double click on run Apple Script and save it. There are also instructions on how to create a keyboard shortcut and troubleshoot potential errors. 00:00 Introduction to Apple Scripts and GPT 00:18 Benefits of Automating Repetitive Tasks 00:46 Demonstration of a Simple Apple Script 01:31 Setting Up Apple Scripts on Your Machine 02:15 Creating a New Document in Automator 02:32 Naming and Saving Your Apple Script 02:55 Creating a Keyboard Shortcut for Your Script 03:51 Troubleshooting and Final Demonstration 04:26 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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