Hello, I have the same problem but I don't use App Extension. I have implemented a custom intent right in the application. Please help.

Thank you very much for trying to help me. I just download the project from the link below and ran it. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/sirikit/providing_hands-free_app_control_with_intents I haven't made any changes to the code. The message I provided I got on the iPhone X. When the application opens, it shows the three recipes and when Siri comes up I get the message from Siri "I can't get directions using Recipe Assistant. Sorry about that". I don't get any messages in the debug console. If I ran the project in Simulator iPhone 12 Pro for example, I get a different message "I can help find a place if you turn on Location Services. Go to Privacy Settings, select Location Services, scroll to Siri & Dictation, and allow location access" I am using the scheme Siri Intent Query "show directions for recepe on Recepe Assistant" provided in the project. The message I get from Siri is the response for Siri Intent Query. I would really appreciate the help.

One more comment, I expect that a custom intent to work as a system intent without using Shortcut App, please let me know if this is not true. Thanks for helping.

Thank you for following up. Yes, I have set Team to my paid developer account, otherwise I wouldn't be able to comply the project. I have my working application which uses Siri standard intent INCreateNoteIntent with "Intents eligible for in-app handling" setting in info property file. It works perfectly fine but the intent initiation phrase "Hey Siri, Create a Note" doesn't reflect well my business domain. I would like the user just use one word "Hey Siri, Log" follow by some business content. This is the reason I am looking into how to implement a custom intent. I got Recipe Assistant project working yesterday using the Shortcut application to initiate the custom intent. Is this the only way to achieve what I would like to do? Thanks again for your help.

Thank you. Do you expect this project that uses a custom intent to work without Shortcut Application? I look forward to hearing your answer.

Thank you, how did you registered a different name for Next Step in the application?

Thank you! I figured it out, there is "Add to Siri" Button which isn't on the first screen you see when the application loaded. You need to choose a soup first and then you will get to that button. When you click on the button (the button is part of the new IntentsUI framework) it will allow you to create or delete a shortcut in the Shortcuts App. It means that you can manage your app shortcuts right in the application. I will implement a similar approach in my app.

Thank you very much for the advice.