app-intents

To create App Intents for Siri Shortcuts, you define intent structs, app entities, and enums in Swift, then wire them to system surfaces like Shortcuts and Spotlight. This skill provides Swift code examples and scaffolding for these definitions.

Donating App Intents to Spotlight on iOS involves configuring your intent definitions to support user automation and search. This framework provides sample patterns for Spotlight donations and system integration to make your app's actions discoverable.

Yes, App Intents integrate with the iOS Action Button, Siri, and Shortcuts. This skill provides patterns for building intents that trigger across these system surfaces, including examples for interactive snippets and foreground or background execution.

App Intents require iOS 16 or later, but iOS 26 and Xcode 26 are recommended. This skill provides testing, debugging, and dependency injection guidance tailored for these versions to ensure proper intent execution.

Implementing dependency injection for App Intents involves structuring your Swift code to provide dependencies dynamically during intent execution. This skill offers guidance and best practices for dependency injection, testing, and debugging.

Testing App Intents in Xcode requires validating foreground and background execution, focus filters, and interactive snippets. This skill provides testing best practices, debugging guidance, and sample workflows for your Swift intents.