how do i provide data from my app to be used in the personal context of apple intelligence ?
Generated on 8/19/2024
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To provide data from your app to be used in the personal context of Apple Intelligence, you should focus on integrating with the new APIs and tools that Apple has introduced. Here are the key steps:
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App Intents: Expose your app's capabilities using app intents. This is crucial for integration with Apple Intelligence, allowing Siri and other system features to access and utilize your app's data and capabilities. Users will be able to use your app intents with the Shortcuts app, and over time, Siri will be able to call these intents in supported domains.
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Semantic Index: Apple Intelligence includes an on-device semantic index that organizes personal information from across apps. By using the new spotlight API, you can enable app entities to be included in this index, allowing Siri to search data from your app.
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Privacy and Security: Ensure that your app complies with Apple's privacy and security standards. Apple Intelligence is designed with privacy from the ground up, and your app should align with these principles to protect user data.
For more detailed information, you can refer to the Platforms State of the Union (07:56) session, which discusses Apple Intelligence and how to integrate your app with these new features.
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