Bring your app to Siri
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To bring your app to Siri, you can utilize the established frameworks of SiriKit and App Intents. SiriKit allows developers to use system-provided intents to enable actions like playing music or sending messages. If your app doesn't overlap with an existing SiriKit domain, App Intents is the recommended framework. This year, Apple has introduced significant improvements to Siri with Apple Intelligence, including new large language models that enhance Siri's capabilities, making it more natural, contextually relevant, and personal.
For more detailed information, you can refer to the session Bring your app to Siri (00:07) where Dan Yiemeyer, a software engineer in Siri, discusses how to integrate your app with Siri using these frameworks and the new APIs introduced this year.
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