The intents only run while Allow external control and Shortcuts and Siri are on in Settings → Integration.
Intents
| Intent | What it does |
|---|---|
| Set Proxy Manager Routing | turns routing on or off |
| Toggle Proxy Manager Routing | flips it and reports the new state |
| Get Proxy Manager Status | reads the routing state and tunnel health |
| Add Proxy Manager Target | adds a host or wildcard, after confirmation |
| Remove Proxy Manager Target | removes a host or wildcard |
| List Proxy Manager Targets | returns the patterns and reads them aloud |
| Set App Routing in Proxy Manager | enables per-app routing and sets one app's mode, after confirmation |
| Open Proxy Manager | opens the dashboard, Settings, Targets or Apps |
Suggested phrases
- “Toggle Proxy Manager routing”
- “Check Proxy Manager status”
- “Add a Proxy Manager target”
- “Open Proxy Manager”
Everything else is in the Shortcuts gallery under Proxy Manager.
How it behaves
- The intents run inside the app and call the same router as the other adapters, so validation, rate limits and the audit log apply unchanged.
- Policy changes ask for confirmation. On macOS 15 and later the prompt names the change; on macOS 14 it is the system's generic confirmation.
- If external control is off, the intent returns a dialog pointing at Settings → Integration instead of failing silently.
- Set Set App Routing to the bundle identifier (for example
com.example.app); it also turns per-app routing on.
Add one
- Open Shortcuts and create a shortcut.
- Search for “Proxy Manager” and pick an action.
- Fill in the host or bundle identifier if the action needs one.
Spotlight and Siri find the suggested phrases once the app has been opened at least once.