ios-integration

Route iOS system integration requests by mapping Siri, Shortcuts, and App Intents to their corresponding sub-skill references. This Skill provides a decision-tree router that directs requests across Siri voice commands, Shortcuts automation, App Intents, WidgetKit, Live Activities, and other iOS frameworks to enable deterministic endpoint mapping and standardized workflows.

This router covers Siri, Shortcuts, App Intents, WidgetKit, Live Activities, StoreKit, AVFoundation, Core Haptics, Spotlight, and app discoverability. It handles routing for intents, in-app purchases, media playback, haptic feedback, localization workflows, and privacy permission handling across these frameworks.

Yes. This router explicitly routes localization workflows and privacy permission handling tasks. It maps these requests to appropriate integration sub-skills, enabling standardized privacy permission workflows and localized app experiences across your iOS features.

The router directs Core Haptics and AVFoundation requests to dedicated sub-skill references. Submit haptic or audio requests through the router's endpoint mapping, and it routes them to the correct integration sub-skill for haptic feedback generation or media playback control.

Yes. This router covers StoreKit integration for in-app purchases and Spotlight routing for app discoverability. It maps these requests through explicit endpoint mapping to enable reusable purchase workflows and search-visibility integration.

This router provides standardized decision-tree routing and explicit endpoint mapping that enables deterministic, reusable iOS integration workflows. Direct logic lacks this centralized routing, leading to fragmented code. The router ensures consistent request handling across Siri, Shortcuts, widgets, and other frameworks.