Read it for me
By Canoryn · v1.0.0 · updated 29 Sept 2026
Point it at any article or docs page. It opens the page, then writes a one-line TL;DR, five key points, what to act on, and two quotes worth keeping — saved as a note beside the source.
swift.org
A live WebKit page — it loads when this runs in Canoryn.
— Article writes this part when the workflow runs —
— Digest writes this part when the workflow runs —
Source: — Article writes this part when the workflow runs —
The template's own canvas, drawn from its saved file. Run preview plays a simulation; the real run happens in Canoryn for macOS (free download), where a template arrives switched off until you press Run.
Before it runs
- A live browser window, to open and read web pages
- Your model provider — the one you set up in Canoryn, or a local model
- Documents on your Mac
It arrives switched off: nothing runs until you open it and press Run.
Inside
- Trigger1
- Live browser1
- AI step1
- Document1
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