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What This Skill Does
Reads a shared contact's location from Apple Find My and returns a structured result with street address, city, and a context label (home, work, or out). It works by opening the Find My app, capturing the map, and matching visible landmarks against a user-defined list of known locations. A vision fallback flag is set when the location is unrecognized.
It exposes Find My location data as structured CLI output, making it scriptable for automations that the Find My app itself cannot trigger.
When to use it
- Checking whether a family member has arrived home
- Knowing when a partner leaves the office
- Building location-aware automations triggered by a contact's position
- Logging a contact's location from a script or cron job
- Getting a quick terminal readout of someone's location without opening Find My
Example Workflow
Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.
User asks: "Where is John right now?"
- 1Opens the Find My app and selects John from the shared contacts list
- 2Captures a screenshot of the map and reads accessibility data
- 3Matches visible map landmarks against configured known locations
- 4Assigns a context label based on matched location markers
- 5Returns the address, city, state, and context as structured output
456 Office Blvd, City, ST (work) - Now
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