In a bash alias, how do I run "apt autoremove" automatically after "apt upgrade" only if needed?

I have two alias in my Debian's .bashrc: alias upd='sudo apt update && apt list --upgradable' alias upg='sudo apt upgrade' Then I use upd to update and display all upgradable packages, and upg to do the upgrade. Sometimes the output of upgrade says something like "use 'apt autoremove' to remove them". I would like to append && sudo apt autoremove to the second comand, if mentioned in the upgrade's output. Is this possible inside the alias? Or maybe I should just append it, and it won't do anything if not requested? (Still, it would be nice to learn the complete thing.) Or maybe I'll need to create a script that will be called in the alias? Also, I'd like to see the whole output too, and not just send it to another command input via pipe.