
Tip: Create ~/Developer in Your Mac User Folder for AI Projects
If you’re building with a Terminal chatbot, make yourself a Developer directory to store all your projects.

If you’re building with a Terminal chatbot, make yourself a Developer directory to store all your projects.

For anyone using Claude Code or OpenClaw, try querying Spotlight with Apple’s own Terminal tool `mdfind.`

Apple is hiring a new Tech Lead Manager for the Shortcuts team – an intriguing role (located in the San Francisco Bay Area).

New from Apple: Developers can leverage coding agents, including Anthropic’s Claude Agent and OpenAI’s Codex, directly in Xcode to tackle complex tasks autonomously, helping them develop apps faster than ever.

Federico Viticci dove deep into the OpenClaw project from Peter Steinberger and reported back on his experience – a must-read for the state of AI at the beginning of 2026.

I had the pleasure of helping Greg Pierce update his Shortcuts support for Drafts – check out the release.

Using App Intents, enable people to find app content that matches their surroundings or objects onscreen with visual intelligence.

Developers around the world are able to bring even more intelligent experiences into their apps by tapping into Apple’s Foundation Models framework.

Get your app ready for Apple Intelligence with App Intents consulting — from audits to full integrations with Siri, Spotlight, and Shortcuts.

Discover WWDC25’s Machine Learning & AI sessions for developers—Foundation Models, MLX, Vision, and SpeechAnalyzer, all focused on private AI

Watch Apple’s 2025 developer sessions in the best order to master Shortcuts, Spotlight, and interactive snippets.

This week, developer Rudrank Riyam, author of the AiOS Dispatch newsletter, joins me to talk about his experiences developing for Apple platforms using AI-assisted coding, and what we’re interested in ahead of Apple’s WWDC.

If you want to build for Apple Intelligence but don’t know where to start, here’s a suggested viewing order for the developer sessions.

Last Tuesday, I gave a talk to over 300 developers at Deep Dish Swift about Apple Intelligence, where I made the following claim: Apple will

AI consultant and app developer Connor Hammond joins me to talk about the future of app development in a world of AI, particularly in relation to Apple’s App Intents APIs.

Welp – Apple has told John Gruber of Daring Fireball that Apple Intelligence is officially delayed.

New developer APIs in iOS 18.4 hint at the coming Personal Context feature – now apps can tell Siri what she’s looking at.

I’m excited to join a great lineup of speakers at Deep Dish Swift – come here my talk about Apple Intelligence!

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.