Printago Siri

Talk to the farm. Ready, not ready, enable, disable, status, filament.

Key

Paste the shortcut token once. It stays in this browser only and is sent as a header, never in a link.

Say it

Printers

Tap a printer for ready / not ready and its filament slots.

Set up the Siri Shortcut (once, on the iPhone)

  1. Open Shortcuts, tap +, name it Printer (that name is what you say to Siri).
  2. Add Dictate Text. Set Stop Listening to After Pause.
  3. Add Get Contents of URL:
    • URL: https://printagosiri.printscharm.ing/api/say
    • Method: POST
    • Headers: Authorization = Bearer <your token>
    • Request Body: JSON, one field text = the Dictated Text variable
  4. Add Get Dictionary Value: key speak from Contents of URL.
  5. Add Speak Text with that value. Turn on Wait Until Finished.
  6. To also see the answer: add a second Get Dictionary Value, key show from Contents of URL, then Show Result with that value. For “what do I need” this shows the whole plan.
  7. Optional: in the shortcut's details, enable Show on Apple Watch and add it to the Home Screen.

Then: “Hey Siri, Printer” → “C C five ready” · “U one three not ready” · “disable A one two” · “what's printing” · “status of C C five” · “put black P L A in C C five” · “U one two slot three orange PETG” · “what filament does P one S four have”.

Sets work too: “all the U ones ready” · “every Centauri that is not printing, not ready” · “C C one two and three ready” · “C C one through four black P L A” · “disable all offline printers” · “how are the P one S” · “which printers are ready” · “what filaments are in all the U ones”.

Standing at a printer: “change Deeplee PLA plus pink to Deeplee PLA galaxy black” finds the slot by what is in it; name the printer only if that filament is loaded on more than one.

The queue: “what's next” · “what does the next job need” (skips past jobs stuck on busy printers to the first one you can act on) · “what can I print” · “move the last job to the top” · “move crystal dragon to the top” · “what is C C five printing”.

Standing at a printer: “I'm at U one one” or “is there a job for U one one” ranks its candidate jobs by spool swaps, smallest change first, slot by slot, and says where the queue-order pick stands. Leading zeros are optional: “A one one” and “A one oh one” are both A1 01.

See it, not just hear it: “what do I need” speaks the first three and shows the plan for the first ten queue groups (which filaments to load, on which printers) on this page and in the Shortcut's Show Result step.

Say printer names as letters and digits: C C five, U one three, P one S two, A one mini one, H two C one, A two L one (glued forms like “CC01” or “A 101” are understood). Families: “the U ones”, “Centauris”, “Bambus”, “A one minis”. Filters: “that aren't printing”, “idle”, “offline”, “not ready”, “ready”. Say “spool” for the external spool on a Bambu, “slot N” for an AMS slot, “spool one to four” on a U1. Status words: printing, ready to print, waiting to be cleared, offline; “disabled” is added only when it is.