Shortcuts brings automation to almost every part of iOS.

When looking at files you can use the Share Sheet to run Shortcuts on a particular file and if this shortcut returns content it will be written back to the file. As a example you can use this shortcut to resize image files. Swiping right on files in the directory listing lets you show the Share Sheet without entering the file.

Working Copy includes a WebDAV server that is very useful for accessing your files and directories from Coda. To avoid having to jump into Working Copy settings to enable it, you can use this shortcut activated by dragging down the Today view panel.

When leaving the home or the office it can also be nice to make sure everything is synced. Here is a shortcut for fetching and pushing all your repositories from the Today view.

These examples just scratch the surface of what is possible when combining Shortcuts and Working Copy and the most useful things are often specific to your personal use-case.

You can also make Universal Links from the Share Sheet of files, directories or repositories. These can be passed back into x-callback-url commands with the url parameter to make shortcuts that operate on different things inside Working Copy.

When you are using Shortcuts from the share sheet of a repository or directory, a Universal Link is shared by default. Use x-callback-url/zip if you need a archive with the directory structure. Use this sample workflow as a starting point.

If you come up with something you think could be useful for other people, please email me.