App intent와 Sirikit intent의 차이가 뭐야?
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App Intents and SiriKit Intents are two frameworks used to integrate apps with Siri, each serving different purposes:
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SiriKit Intents: Introduced in iOS 10, SiriKit allows developers to use predefined intents provided by the system. These intents are organized into domains, such as messaging, payments, and ride booking, which enable Siri to perform specific actions like sending a text message or playing music. SiriKit is best suited for apps that fit within these existing domains.
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App Intents: Introduced in iOS 16, App Intents is a newer framework designed to integrate apps with Siri, Shortcuts, Spotlight, and more. It is particularly useful for apps that do not overlap with existing SiriKit domains. App Intents allow developers to define a set of actions that can be exposed to system features, enabling more flexible and personalized interactions.
In summary, if your app's functionality aligns with an existing SiriKit domain, SiriKit is the appropriate choice. However, if your app's features are unique or do not fit into these domains, App Intents provide a more flexible framework for integration with Siri and other system experiences.
For more detailed information, you can refer to the session Bring your app to Siri (00:00:59).
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