app-intents

To create App Intents for Siri and Shortcuts, you define custom AppIntent actions and AppShortcutsProvider phrases in Swift. This allows your app's specific actions to be triggered directly via Siri voice commands or the Shortcuts app.

Exposing app data to Spotlight requires implementing IndexedEntity and EntityQuery models. This indexes your app's data within Spotlight, making it directly searchable for users without needing to open the app first.

Yes, you need Swift and the App Intents framework to implement actions for widgets and Control Center. Specifically, you use WidgetConfigurationIntent to build interactive widgets and integrate app actions directly into the Control Center.

Apple Intelligence integrates with App Intents by utilizing assistant schemas and SnippetIntent. Defining these schemas allows Apple Intelligence to understand and execute your app's actions contextually across system services.

Yes, App Intents enable app actions to be accessible via Siri, Shortcuts, Spotlight, widgets, Control Center, and Apple Intelligence. This system-wide integration triggers your app's functionality directly from these interfaces without requiring the app to fully launch.

AppEntity and EntityQuery models are used to represent structured data within App Intents. They allow Siri, Shortcuts, and Spotlight to query, understand, and interact with specific data objects from your app seamlessly.