Jordan Morgan has shared another excellent App Intents guide, this time setting developers up so users can query on-screen content using Apple Intelligence.
Jordan Morgan put together a fantastic guide for App Intents on the Superwall blog – I quoted his Results section here.
From the Apple Developer website – a starting point for developers looking to understand Shortcuts and get started with App Intents.
Streaks developer Quentin Zervaas shared this great technique for working with complex parent parameters in App Intents – grouping them into a single, separate entity.
Check out quotes from my interview with Jared Newman on App Intents, Apple Intelligence, and Siri’s ability to compete with other assistants.
Looking to add Apple Intelligence to your app? Hire me as your App Intents consultant and together we’ll build the best integration possible.
Here’s my breakdown of the session “What’s new in App Intents” from Apple’s WWDC’24, covering the new Spotlight features, Entities and Files integrations, Universal Links, and developer improvements.
Check out links to every session relevant to App Intents available at WWDC for 2024.
Mark Gurman from Bloomberg reports on new Siri-focused features coming at WWDC, including mentions of App Intents as a potential basis for these upgrades.
Check out my presentation from iOS Dev Happy Hour last Saturday where I dove into everything to know about App Intents for 30 minutes.
Join me on Saturday, May 18 as I give a short talk to iOS Dev Happy Hour about App Intents!
Tyler Hillsman shared the Tech Talk from Apple that guides developers through the process updating from older Shortcuts APIs to the newer App Intents.
Speaking on The Talk Show #382, Iconfactory developer Craig Hockenberry talks about the advantages for Shortcuts that will be realized off the work app developers put into interactive widgets.
Instapaper has updated their Shortcuts support with new App Shortcuts based off the latest App Intents APIs – here’s why I’m glad about their particular implementation (and I give suggestions for improvement).
If you’re a developer working on App Intents, the team at Apple wants to hear from you – see this post from engineering manager Michael Gorbach.
Apple has introduced a new feature to display App Intents in Spotlight – Antoine Van Der Lee wrote up how he implemented the change in his app WeTransfer.
David Pierce of The Verge takes a look at Apple’s approach to apps in lieu of a rumored headset – and how the ecosystem needs to change.
In the iOS 16.4 beta, Apple has added a new protocol for App Intents developers—ForegroundContinuableIntent—which engineering manager Michael Gorbach linked to on Mastodon.
Join me on YouTube with three special developer guests as we livestream about App Shortcuts and their experience adopting it in iOS 16.
I interviewed three app developers about Apple’s latest improvements to the Shortcuts APIs for iMore: Apple’s newest framework for implementing Shortcuts support in iOS, iPadOS,