If you'll rewind your mind in time to earlier this week, you might remember a clever proxy server from @plamoni that enabled Siri's
control of a thermostat through spoken commands. Now, the same bit of engineering has been exploited to enable voice control of third-party applications. In this example,
FastPdfKit Reader is manipulated by various commands with
SiriProxy acting in the middle. A plugin is used to add new commands to the ones recognized by
Siri, and finally, the proxy then sends the final commands to the app. Those hoping to get hacking will find a complete list of instructions from the source link below. For everyone else, you'll find the true magic after the break.
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