How do I integrate Apple Intelligence into my app?

To integrate Apple Intelligence into your app, you can follow several steps and utilize various tools and APIs introduced at WWDC 2024. Here are the key points:

App Intents: Expose your app's capabilities using app intents. This allows Siri to access your app's data and capabilities more naturally. Users can start using your app intents with the Shortcuts app immediately, and over time, Siri will be able to call these intents in supported domains. More app intent schemas will be available later this year (Platforms State of the Union).
Writing Tools: If your app uses standard UI frameworks to render text fields, it will automatically get writing tools. You can customize the behavior using the new textview Delegate API. Writing tools help users rewrite, proofread, and summarize text (Platforms State of the Union).
Image Playground: Integrate image creation features into your apps effortlessly with the new Image Playground API. This API provides a consistent, playful, and easy-to-use experience for generating images (Explore machine learning on Apple platforms).
Genmoji: This feature allows users to create new emojis to match any moment, providing new ways to communicate visually (Platforms State of the Union).
Spotlight API: Use the new Spotlight API to enable app entities to be included in its index. This allows Siri to search data from your app and connect content from across the system to actions supported by your app (Platforms State of the Union).
Machine Learning and AI: For lower-level access to the stack and to take advantage of AI-accelerated hardware, you can use various machine learning and AI tools provided by Apple. This includes running models on-device for low latency and better user experience (Platforms State of the Union).

For a deeper dive into these topics, you can refer to the session chapters and specific timestamps provided:

These resources will help you understand how to integrate Apple Intelligence into your app effectively.