Phones that stay signed in
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Siri
Say “Hey Siri, tell Cedar,” then what to add: “remind me at 5:30 to call Mom.” It’s added as yours, and a reminder comes to your phone when it’s due. Each of you needs your own key, in a Shortcut on your own phone.
Making one needs a fresh sign-in: sign out here, sign in again, and come back.
Then, on that phone, in the Shortcuts app:
- Tap +, then tap the name at the top, Rename, and call it Tell Cedar. That’s what Siri listens for.
- Ask for Input: Text, with the prompt “What should I tell Cedar?”
- Get Contents of URL, with
. Under its arrow: Method POST; a header namedAuthorizationwith what you copied; Request Body JSON, with a Text field namedtext: tap its value, Select Variable, then tap the Ask for Input action above, so the value is a blue Ask for Input pill. - Show Content: Contents of URL.
- So Siri says the question and Cedar’s answer out loud: Settings, Apple Intelligence & Siri, Siri Responses, Prefer Spoken Responses.
Claude
A key lets Claude look at the live app while it's being built. It opens the household pages only, never the archive.
Making one needs a fresh sign-in: sign out here, sign in again, and come back.
Here it is. It's shown this once.
In Claude, open this environment's settings and add it as an environment variable named CROSSCONCEPTS_HH_KEY. New sessions pick it up.
Calendar sync
Notifications
On this phone: each of your reminders when it’s due, and a nudge 15 minutes before it’s time to leave for anything on the calendar with a place, with traffic, from where this phone last opened the app, or from Home.
Look
How the app looks on this phone. The other phone keeps its own.
This phone
Signing out here also forgets this phone, so it will need the passphrase and a code next time.
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