Dynamic app shortcuts using AppShortcutsProvider and configurable AppIntent

If you look at the definition of AppShortcutsProvider, you see it a {get} and it uses @AppShortcutsBuilder for special formatting of the shortcuts. So, you'll have to eternalize your conditional definition of appshortcuts.

@available(macOS 13.0, iOS 16.0, watchOS 9.0, tvOS 16.0, *)
public protocol AppShortcutsProvider {

    @AppShortcutsBuilder static var appShortcuts: [AppShortcut] { get }

    /// The background color of the tile that Shortcuts displays for each of the app's App Shortcuts.
    static var shortcutTileColor: ShortcutTileColor { get }
}

Here's one way to accomplish this:

struct EventManagerShortcuts: AppShortcutsProvider {
    
    static var shortcutTileColor: ShortcutTileColor = .lime
    // Max 10 shortcut actions per App. We need to make them dynamic by role and condition.
    static var appShortcuts: [AppShortcut] {
        return  EventManagerShortcuts().createAppShortcuts()
    }
    
    private func createAppShortcuts() ->[AppShortcut] {
        var appshortcuts = [AppShortcut]()
        // Access the ViewModel
        let viewModel = HomePage()
        //  Filter the objects we want to show as Shortcuts
        let activeHomePageElements = viewModel.homePageElements
            .filter({
                $0.systemState != .idle &&
                $0.userState != .idle
            })
        //. use std syntax for the loop to create shortcuts
        for element in activeHomePageElements {
            switch element.action {
            case .AssignAgenda:
                                let NextMeetingShortcutPhrases : [AppShortcutPhrase<NextMeetingShortcut>] = [
                    "Start a business event with \(.applicationName)",
                    "\(.applicationName) business meeting",
                    "Event for \(.applicationName)",
                    "Start a Salesforce event with \(.applicationName)"
                ]
                let nextMeetingShortcut = AppShortcut(intent: NextMeetingShortcut(),
                                                      phrases: NextMeetingShortcutPhrases,
                                                      // shortcutsUIButton(style: .darkOutline)
                                                      // shortcutTileColor: Color.green,
                                                      shortTitle: "Next Business Meeting",
                                                      systemImageName: "person.3")
                appshortcuts.append(nextMeetingShortcut)
            case .PrepareEvents:
                break
............  Etc.
             }
      }
      return appshortcuts
   }
}

Maybe using AppShortcutParameterPresentation? That is a parameter for one of the initializers for AppShortcut. Within AppShortcutParameterPresentation there is a parameter for an Options Collection. I haven't been able to figure out how to get that alternate init of AppShortcut working so please post the solution if you figure this out. I've been trying all day to get this to work with no luck.

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/appintents/appshortcut/init(intent:phrases:shorttitle:systemimagename:parameterpresentation:)