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Apple opens Siri AI preview to developers, with support for Spanish and Portuguese
Apps can connect through App Intents in the 27.3 betas. Siri AI will reach the public in a few months, and App Store submissions open in the spring.
Apple has released a preview of Siri AI to all developers. It's available in the 27.3 betas of its operating systems, including iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and visionOS. This is early access: the company says users will get it in a few months and that the App Store will start accepting these experiences in the spring.
Integration runs through App Intents. With that layer, an app exposes content and actions, such as checking on a shipment or making a reservation, so the assistant can use them with personal context, what's on screen, and natural language. You can also create skills, which chain several actions together to handle a complex request.
There are limits worth reading up on. The terms and usage policies haven't been published yet. Siri AI isn't available in the European Union for now on iOS, iPadOS, and watchOS, and some server-side features have daily caps, with paid expanded access coming later. Spanish and Portuguese are among the supported languages.
Why it matters if you build with AI: if you have an iOS app, your next interface could be an action the assistant invokes. It's worth testing which parts of your product work that way, without committing your roadmap until the rules are known.
If an assistant could invoke your product directly, which action would you expose first?
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