actualNoteContentPart: After testing the code, you should be able to see your current/new daily jot with a task inside it. 
  
  ## Example 3 - Adding a task containing a link, using the default Amplenote step from Pipedream
  In this example, we will use the default Add task step to add a task with an [inline tag](https://www.amplenote.com/help/inline_tags_note_reference_filtering)   to a specific note in your Amplenote account. Inline tags are simply links to other notes, so in our object we need to prepare a "paragraph" type node, that contains some text (usually the name of the note - in this case "@home") and a link to that note (formatted as https://www.amplenote.com/notes/NOTE-UUID). 
  
  In Amplenote, inline tags are used as a way to group together similar information (especially when using Tasks Mode and Calendar Mode to filter by inline tags aka "note references"). Therefore, adding an inline tag to a task is a common practice and a useful thing to be able to do with the API/Pipedream steps.
  
  For this, you can repeat the process done for the example 1, but change the Nodes JSON to the following query:
  
  ```
  {  "type": "check_list_item",  "content": [    {      "type": "paragraph",      "content": [        {          "type": "text",          "text": "Remember to check Drive Inbox "        },        {          "type":"link",          "attrs": {            "href": "https://www.amplenote.com/notes/46cf1ec0-f63e-11ed-a472-269378144d6e"          },          "content": [            {              "type": "text",              "text": "@home"            }          ]        }      ]    }  ]}
  ```
  
  - as shown in the screenshot:
  
  
  
  
  The result will look like this:
  Remember to check Drive Inbox [@home]()
processedNoteContent: ---
  title: Connect Amplenote to other apps using Siri Shor...
  headers: ## Example 2 - Adding something to the daily jots using custo...
  ---
  `https://api.amplenote.com/v4/notes/${uuid}/actions`,      data: task,      actions: action,      headers: {        Authorization: `Bearer ${this.amplenote.$auth.oauth_access_token}`,      },    })  },})
  After testing the code, you should be able to see your current/new daily jot with a task inside it. 
  Example 3 - Adding a task containing a link, using the default Amplenote step from Pipedream
  In this example, we will use the default Add task step to add a task with an [inline tag](https://www.amplenote.com)`
     to a specific note in your Amplenote account. Inline tags are simply links to other notes, so in our object we need to prepare a "paragraph" type node, that contains some text (usually the name of the note - in this case "@home") and a link to that note (formatted as [https://www.amplenote.com/notes/NOTE-UUID](https://www.amplenote.com)`
  ). In Amplenote, inline tags are used as a way to group together similar information (especially when using Tasks Mode and Calendar Mode to filter by inline tags aka "note references"). Therefore, adding an inline tag to a task is a common practice and a useful thing to be able to do with the API/Pipedream steps. For this, you can repeat the process done for the example 1, but change the Nodes JSON to the following query: {  "type": "check_list_item",  "content": [    {      "type": "paragraph",      "content": [        {          "type": "text",          "text": "Remember to check Drive Inbox "        },        {          "type":"link",          "attrs": {            "href": "https://www.amplenote.com/notes/46cf1ec0-f63e-11ed-a472-269378144d6e"          },          "content": [            {              "type": "text",              "text": "@home"            }          ]        }      ]    }  ]}
  as shown in the screenshot:
  The result will look like this:
  Remember to check Drive Inbox [@home]()
noteTitle: Connect Amplenote to other apps using Siri Shortcuts, IFTTT or Pipedream (custom API integrations & automations)