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I’m a huge iOS Shortcuts wiz but recently I feel like Apple is making the shortcut-building experience worse and worse, especially when you’re building long Shortcuts. Because of that, last Friday I decided to convert one of my yet unpublished, but highly-useful Shortcuts, called “Keynoter” into an iOS app. I knew exactly what I wanted so I turned into a director who’s managing “Klaus” (my nickname for Claude Code Opus 5.5), who’s doing the actual programming. Suffice to say, the experiment was a success and very soon I’ll publish this app for everyone to use, but today I’ll focus on my setup. This is a behind-the-scenes post and here are the details: Step 1. Create a repository for a new project Step 2. Add a project in Nozbe and local MCP connection Step 3. Setting up rules about Nozbe in CLAUDE/Agents.MD Step 4. Build the first version of the app and submit it to TestFlight Step 5. Set up remote control of Claude That’s it, now I can keep building app by just talking to Claude…

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