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=== Assistant: Ah — yes, iOS 26 renamed and reorganized some actions, and the old “Get File” is now split into more specific options. ===
Ah — yes, iOS 26 renamed and reorganized some actions, and the old “Get File” is now split into more specific options. No worries, we’ll use the new method.

We want to read a file from Shortcuts’ local storage. Here’s the step-by-step fix:

==== ### ====
# Tap Add Action
# Search for:

<syntaxhighlight>Get File from Folder

</syntaxhighlight>
# Tap Get File from Folder

===== - Folder → tap Shortcut Folder (this is the default Shortcuts folder) =====
* File Name → type:

<syntaxhighlight>opm_last_status.txt

</syntaxhighlight>
* Select Multiple → OFF
* If File Not Found → Continue Shortcut (this is crucial so the first run doesn’t fail)

===== - Looks for a file called opm_last_status.txt in Shortcuts storage =====
* If it’s missing (first time running), it doesn’t stop the shortcut
* Later, we’ll use this file’s content to compare with the current feed

===== Your shortcut actions (so far): =====
# Get Contents of URL → OPM feed URL
# Get Text from Input → from Contents of URL
# Get File from Folder → File = opm_last_status.txt, Continue if not found

Reply with:
“Step 5 done (iOS 26 version)”

Then we’ll move on to Step 6, the If block that decides whether to notify you.