Diagnostics Menu - Discover, Download & Share Siri Shortcuts

This is a comprehensive, all-in-one Diagnostics Menu iOS Shortcut created by Tommie Bates. Designed to mimic Apple’s native service software, it serves as a complete hardware and network verification suite. It consolidates advanced system utilities into a single, interactive dashboard, making it an ideal tool for troubleshooting performance issues or testing a used device before purchase.Technical Architecture Universal Share Sheet Integration: Built as a Quick Action, it accepts Images and 18 other input types. It can be launched dynamically from almost any app or file on iOS.Smart Standalone Fallback: Includes a fallback rule (“If there’s no input: Continue”). This allows the shortcut to run perfectly on its own from the Home Screen or Shortcuts app even if no data is shared to it.Full Menu Action Breakdown 🌐 Network & Connectivity Tools Run Network Check: Diagnoses active Wi-Fi or cellular connections to verify active internet access.Automatic IP & Speed: Automatically retrieves the device’s current IP address and runs a network speed test.Ping Test: Measures network latency and millisecond response times to a remote server to check stability.🔋 System & Storage MonitoringDevice Power Status: Inspects battery health metrics, active charging states, or live power draw.Storage Analytics: Analyzes disk space usage, detailing remaining capacity and file distribution.🛠️ Hardware & Component Testing Torch Test: Toggles or cycles through the flashlight to ensure the rear LED hardware operates correctly.Sound Test: Plays specific frequencies or audio sweeps to test speaker clarity and channel balance.Brightness Test: Cycles the display panel rapidly through minimum and maximum limits to check brightness scaling.Screen Burn-In Check: Projects full-screen, solid primary colors to visually check for dead pixels or OLED image retention. LED Check: Tests auxiliary indicator lights or sensor arrays on the device casing. Exit: Cleanly terminates the shortcut script and returns the user to the iOS interface.