Apple opens Siri AI to all third-party apps in a developer preview
Apple now lets developers connect Siri AI to any app, so it can use a person's personal context, natural-language requests and what's on screen to take actions inside that app. A new 'app skills' feature lets developers combine several steps into one action, and users won't need to name the app when it's in the foreground, showing a Live Activity, or already being discussed with Siri. It is rolling out as a developer preview with iOS 27.3, and Apple is adding the same abilities to its own apps, including Mail, Calendar, Files, Notes and Reminders.
Why it matters: If you have an iPhone app for customers, such as bookings, orders or support, try building an app skill now so the most common task works by voice. If you don't build apps, watch which of your work tools add it.
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