Apple App IntentsAN OPEN-SOURCE AGENT SKILL

FREE TO USE. YOURS TO BUILD WITH.

Build for Siri.
Start with
a skill.

Give your coding agent a practical guide to App Intents, Siri, and Shortcuts. Turn supported app actions into useful system integrations.

Download the skill How to install

v0.1.0 · ZIP, 36 KB · MIT license

MADE FOR Codex Claude Code OpenClaw

A LITTLE GUIDANCE.
A LOT TO BUILD ON.01 / SKILL
apple-app-intentsMIT

THE ENTRYPOINT

SKILL.md

From app capability
to the right intent.

01 Schema selection
02 Entities & indexing
03 Testing & verification

8 focused guides. One portable skill.

SWIFT EXAMPLE INCLUDED
FieldNotes

Save a note. Find it. Open it.

SwiftUIApp Intents
READ IT. ADAPT IT. SHIP YOUR APP.

Good tools should be open.

Free for personal and commercial use. Modify it. Share it. Keep the MIT notice.Read the license

LESS GUESSWORK. BETTER INTEGRATIONS.

The missing context
for your coding agent.

Apple’s APIs are only part of the work. This skill helps your agent choose the right contract, connect it to real app data, and check what actually works.

01

Choose the right intent

Map your app’s capabilities to supported Siri/App Schemas or custom intents. Keep existing Shortcuts useful as your app evolves.

02

Connect real data

Build persistent entities, useful queries, and composable results. Handle indexing, authentication, navigation, and background execution.

03

Verify each layer

Separate service tests, metadata extraction, system execution, and device checks. Know which results you have and what still needs testing.

A SMALL APP YOU CAN LEARN FROM

Meet FieldNotes.

The bundled SwiftUI example puts the guidance into code: persistent notes, entity queries, search indexing, and App Shortcuts. Follow the implementation, then adapt it to your own app.

Explore the Swift example

BUILT WITHSwiftUI + App Intents

TARGETiOS 27 / Xcode 27

INCLUDEDLocal persistence & test workflows

SCOPEPlain-text notes, one account, one Inbox

A FOLDER. THAT’S THE INSTALL.

Download. Unzip.
Give your agent the skill.

No subscription or API key is required by the skill. Your agent and Apple’s development tools have their own requirements.

  1. 1

    Download the release

    The ZIP contains the complete apple-app-intents folder, with its references, Swift example, helper, and license.

    Download v0.1.0 Release notes & checksum
  2. 2

    Copy the whole folder

    Choose your agent’s personal skills directory below. Keep the bundled files together, and save any customized copy before replacing it.

    Codex
    ~/.agents/skills/apple-app-intents
    Claude Code
    ~/.claude/skills/apple-app-intents
    OpenClaw
    ~/.openclaw/skills/apple-app-intents

    Project installs, other agents & updates
  3. 3

    Start a new agent session

    Reload its skills or restart, then ask it to use apple-app-intents. Try this:

    “Use apple-app-intents to audit my app’s Siri integration. Map supported actions to schemas or custom intents, preserve existing shortcuts, and tell me which build and device checks are still needed.”

GROUNDED IN APPLE’S DOCUMENTATION + WWDC26

Clear about what’s supported.

Not every custom intent is discoverable through Siri AI. Availability depends on the schema, SDK, device, enabled services, and language or region.

The sample passed four Swift service tests and Xcode 27 beta 6 build and metadata checks. Live Siri and system-test execution remain unverified.

Read the research ↗See the validation record ↗